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| Summary: | I18N - project with mbyte in name or dir path - javadoc does not show in browser | ||
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| Product: | ide | Reporter: | Ken Frank <kfrank> |
| Component: | Extbrowser | Assignee: | Petr Pisl <ppisl> |
| Status: | RESOLVED DUPLICATE | ||
| Severity: | blocker | CC: | issues, jbecicka, jf4jbug, mgrummich, mkrauskopf, pjiricka |
| Priority: | P2 | Keywords: | I18N, RELNOTE |
| Version: | 5.x | ||
| Hardware: | Sun | ||
| OS: | All | ||
| Issue Type: | DEFECT | Exception Reporter: | |
| Attachments: |
corrupted mbyte in browser address bart
correct view of mbyte in explorer and output window another view of corrupted mbyte in browser correct view of mbyte project name Mozilla screenshot In Swing Browser Warning from Mozilla Mozilla on Linux Source window from mozilla. Allert from Firefox |
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Description
Ken Frank
2005-12-31 02:08:00 UTC
Created attachment 28111 [details]
corrupted mbyte in browser address bart
Created attachment 28112 [details]
correct view of mbyte in explorer and output window
Created attachment 28113 [details]
another view of corrupted mbyte in browser
Created attachment 28114 [details]
correct view of mbyte project name
If I use internal swing browser, everything works correctly. The problem seems to be in external browser module, which incorrectly translates internal url to external one. Created attachment 28210 [details]
Mozilla screenshot
Mozilla browser can show javadoc corretly. Look at the javadoc-mozilla screenshot attachment. Character encoding was set Chinese simplified (GBK) explicitly. Created attachment 28211 [details]
In Swing Browser
Created attachment 28212 [details]
Warning from Mozilla
Created attachment 28213 [details]
Mozilla on Linux
Created attachment 28214 [details]
Source window from mozilla.
Created attachment 28216 [details]
Allert from Firefox
This is more complected then I thought at first time and I think that the bulk of the problem lies outside NetBeans. It depends on the OS, encoding and browser. What I discovered during evaluation: 1) Swing browser - works OK. It's because it's running in the same VM -> the same encoding has as NetBeans. You can see SwingBrowser.png 2) Mozilla on Linux - at first is displayed alert (mozilla-alert.png). But when you click on ok, Mozilla start and show the left frame (mozila-window.png). So the alert is not for the index page but for the second frame. You can see the mozilla-source.png, where are not good the relative links. It's the reason, why mozilla in this case is not able to open the second frame. 3) Mozilla on Windows - works correctly. Only Java doc doesn't generate the meta tag with the needed encoding. 4) Firefox - see the alert from firefox (firefox.png). Firefox is not able recognize the url, which is sand from NetBeans. I don't really know what to do with this issue. This issue consists from more problems. Fixing all these aspects it will be very dangerous for NB 5.0, and still we are not able some small parts fix now. These problems were ther for long time, so I suggest to wave this issue. The waiver was approved. Need to mention in documentation or rel. note. Huh, what's this. Why me? :) This module is part of ide cluster and as such, this issue is not supposed to be fixed into 5.5, right? Isn't this similar (or duplicate) of issue 77798 ? Re targetting NB 5.5 or trunk: this should be fixed in NB 5.5, according to the NB 5.5 quality criteria. This is code maintained by the J2EE team. I did again the evaluation and I still think as I wrote in January that this is not connected with the NetBeans but with the browsers. The issue #77798 cover exactly the same problem only the invocation is different. So I'm marking this issue as duplicate of issue #77798. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 77798 *** |