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[ JDK VERSION : 1.6.0_02 ] I just created a project with the name "Protégé". The project creation wizard creates the top-level source package "protégé" - are packages with accents allowed? If not then this is obviously a bug... Also, when building this new project from the project menu with "Build" NB (or Ant?) creates a Jar-file with the accents replaced by underscores (as seen in the output below) ... Created dir: C:\development\Protégé\dist Building jar: C:\development\Protégé\dist\Prot_g_.jar Not copying the libraries. To run this application from the command line without Ant, try: java -jar "C:\development\Protégé\dist\Prot_g_.jar" jar: ...
ant related?
Non-ASCII characters are permitted in package names so long as your operating system supports such characters properly in file paths. I know it works fine on Linux; I would not put money on it working well on Windows, but it may. The use of underscores in the JAR name is intentional, as a safety measure; any characters which are not known to be safe are replaced with underscores. You can edit the final JAR name in project.properties if you prefer.