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Lars Hoss

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Nickname: woeye
Registered: Jul, 2003

Lars Hoss is a programmer focusing on J2EE and Objective-C on MacOS X
Why you should add the encoding property to your javac ant task Posted: Jul 5, 2003 4:06 PM
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Yesterday I compiled a project on my iBook and deployed the resulting jar files. Today the customer called me and told me that the CSV parser wasn't working anymore. After some research I found out that javac on OS X doesn't use ISO-8859-1 as the default encoding (I guess it uses MacRoman). Acutally the problem is that we have german umlauts in some of our source files. Therefore it is a good idea to specifiy the enconding property in your ant task:

<javac encoding="iso-8859-1" ...
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