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----------chinese characters in widget.json of jmaki-------------- I've got a problem when use Chinese characters in widget.json file of jmaki. Whenever I was able to copy or type few Chinese in widget.json, but it became a funny letter at run time or even I closed it and reopened. Do you know why? FYI, I was able to code in Chinese with JSPs and all other java files without any issues because my default encoding is UTF-8. But widget.json of jmaki is listed as "Unrecognized File", it apparently didn't pick upthe default Editor settings. I thank any of you answering my question in advance! Joe
I guess the editor module does is not directly involved here. Reassigning to web module where I hope they evaluate the problem.
Ludo, probably the problem is in your area.
probably should be a p2 since that is usual priority of encoding issues.
Not sure why. In any case, the JSON file is open by the open source javascript editor outside NetBeans, so that would be a bug in this module, I think. http://www.liguorien.org/javascripteditor/ For NetBeans 6.0, the IDE will have a javascript editor and we need to make sure chinese json file can correctly open there.
This bug is from the external JS editor used for Nb 5.5 Since NetBeans 6.0 has finally a Javascript editor (that also can edit json files), I think the latest editor should work with chinese characters. If not, Open a P2 bug for NetBeans 6. Marking as fixed in NB 6. Cannot fix for NetBeans 5.5 since we do not control the source code for the external editor