This problem is occurred only Windows environment.

To Reproduce:

  1. Mount Application directory as local
      directory.
  2. Create a WebModule to the mounted directory.
  3. Create a Servlet from [New Wizard] on mouted
      directory.
  4. From Source Editor, To add japanese
      characters to class name.
        "public class ServletName 
           extends HttpServlet {"
        ==> "public class ServletNameXXXX
           extends HttpServlet {"
              (XXXX is as japanese characters)
  5. From [Text] tab in Property Editor,
      Input "UTF-8" to [Encoding] text box.
  7. [Save All].
  8. Close Source Editor.
     Then, Following problems are occurred.

     - File name of the servlet is appeared
         incorrectly in Explorer window,
         and "X" mark is added.
     - File is stored with japanese name, but is
         used UTF-8 encoding.
         Therefore, file name is appeared
         incorrectly in Windows environment.
     - Open the servlet file from source editor,
         filename is appeared correctly in
         explorer windows,
         and file is stored with japanese name in
         system default endcoding.

These problems are not occurred in Unix (Sparc
Solaris, Redhat Linux) environment.