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since project name becomes a path, really its same situation 1. am in ja locale on windows 2. create fx project and have some ja characters be in project name; this is legal for java; if its not legal for fx itself, then this can be closed, that is, if it not work on equivalent situation using fx from command line and not using nb, but if it works there it should work in nb. 3. program opens with package statement that has the project name/path in it 4. clean and build or run - see the output in fxmbpkg.gif 5. comment out the package name - it compiles ok now but not run ok - see fxmbpath.gif and note the mbyte in the error msg is not correct looking mbyte compared to editor - so this might be another case of encoding handling for both of sitation 3 and 5. when in project with en project name/paths/pkg name - and then comment out package name statement in code, it still runs ok.
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Build system > Adam
Project name affects many part, it is used for folder name, build artifacts are derived from the name, many descriptors are referencing the name in various encodings and various ways of escaping, it is used in URLs as well as in MIDP. Is is a very complex task to assure correct functionality of multibytes in the whole JavaFX buildsystem. I am changing this bug to a new enhancement for the future releases. Multibyte support in project name was never supported for JavaFX projects.
Adam, thanks for clarifying. I think this makes sense as enhancement since as far as I know, mbyte is ok for java itself and nb java projects, to have in project names, paths, etc. But I don't know if fx itself allows this at command line/non nb usage ie if a fx file can have non ascii in file name or path. If yes, then enhancement is ok; if not, then issue could be closed, since if fx not support it, fx plugin would not either. ken.frank@sun.com
I think this issue can be closed as wontfix, I don't think using multibyte in such fields is common. But please add error messages and do not allow when user is trying to input multibytes in project name and project path on New Project and New File wizard. Ruby project is doing such checks - refer bug 99058.
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