Details
Description
This bug was originally found in developers' comments for 4651460.
(JDC bug database)
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java.util.zip and winzip32.exe can NOT operate zip-files including
Japanese Path well. so-called garbled characters!! (UTF-8 vs MS932)
Please resolve this too!!
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This is a kind of internationalization bug, too.
Because most ZIP application encode/decode file entries in platform's
native encoding, Java ZIP application isn't compatible with them.
I recommend to add a charset parameter to ZIP-related methods.
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And the bug is still in the newest JDK1.4.
We hope this problem can be resolved sooner.
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Java2's java.util.zip cannot get files properly from a zipfile which is
made with Winzip which is commonly-used zip/unzip software when Japanese
name is included in the zipfile.
This is very inconvenient for Japanese developers and users.
(JDC bug database)
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java.util.zip and winzip32.exe can NOT operate zip-files including
Japanese Path well. so-called garbled characters!! (UTF-8 vs MS932)
Please resolve this too!!
-----
This is a kind of internationalization bug, too.
Because most ZIP application encode/decode file entries in platform's
native encoding, Java ZIP application isn't compatible with them.
I recommend to add a charset parameter to ZIP-related methods.
-----
And the bug is still in the newest JDK1.4.
We hope this problem can be resolved sooner.
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Java2's java.util.zip cannot get files properly from a zipfile which is
made with Winzip which is commonly-used zip/unzip software when Japanese
name is included in the zipfile.
This is very inconvenient for Japanese developers and users.
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Issue Links
- relates to
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JDK-4244499 ZipEntry() does not convert filenames from Unicode to platform
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- Resolved
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- Closed
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