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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Priority:
P2
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None
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Affects Version/s: 1.4.2_15
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Component/s: client-libs
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x86
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linux_suse_sles_10
jdk version: 1.4.2_15 b02
os: SUSE 10
locale: de_DE.UTF-8
steps to reproduce:
install java bundle
untar awt.tar
cd awt/applets
run appletviewer euro/euro.html
question marks are displayed instead of euro symbols.
Tested also on Gentoo with the same behaviour.
Also the inputting the euro sign give a set of broken chars.
The SwingTest is passing this test so it is reproducible in awt only.
Tested on RHAS 4.0 and SUSE 10. Problem exists at least from 1.4.2_11 in every update release in UTF-8 locales.
The full extent of the problem can be seen on the attached screenshot. To reproduce it, run
java awttest -command "string with euro symbol"
The euro symbol is not displayed in several components: menu, menu item, button, checkbox, label.
Inputting euro symbol into components like TextArea or TextField works fine. It is also displayed properly in Titlebar, Canvas and Choice components.
os: SUSE 10
locale: de_DE.UTF-8
steps to reproduce:
install java bundle
untar awt.tar
cd awt/applets
run appletviewer euro/euro.html
question marks are displayed instead of euro symbols.
Tested also on Gentoo with the same behaviour.
Also the inputting the euro sign give a set of broken chars.
The SwingTest is passing this test so it is reproducible in awt only.
Tested on RHAS 4.0 and SUSE 10. Problem exists at least from 1.4.2_11 in every update release in UTF-8 locales.
The full extent of the problem can be seen on the attached screenshot. To reproduce it, run
java awttest -command "string with euro symbol"
The euro symbol is not displayed in several components: menu, menu item, button, checkbox, label.
Inputting euro symbol into components like TextArea or TextField works fine. It is also displayed properly in Titlebar, Canvas and Choice components.