我可以使用java.util.Properties编码不同的默认值吗?
Yes, but then you have to be careful to use the load()
and store()
methods that take a Reader
/ Writer
, and explicitly construct those by using an InputStreamReader/OutputStreamWriter
with the correct encoding.
This may not be possible with libraries that use properties files implicitly.
Edit: The methods described above have only been introduced in Java 1.6 - for older versions, you're out of luck, as dsadinoff wrote.
Not unless you
This is a pretty annoying flaw in the spec. There are several workarounds, probably the simplest being to auto-generate a unicode-escaped compliant .properties file from an encoding-appropriate (cp1250, utf-8, whatever) source.
Java ships with a transcoder called native2ascii to do this for you:
There are some aged RFEs on this subject:
If your properties file is available at build time, you can also convert it in your ant script using the native2ascii task:
<property name="javac.source.encoding" value="Cp1250"/>
<native2ascii src="${src.dir}" dest="${classes.dir}"
encoding="${javac.source.encoding}"
includes="**/*.properties"/>
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