Eclipse Java, converting text from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8

Question

In Eclipse I have a lot of Java code with scandinavian characters. When using encoding ISO-8859-1 everything looks fine. However, when encoding is set to UTF-8 I get a lot of strange symbols instead of the scandic characters. Due to environment reasons we need to use UTF-8.

Without manually changing the symbols back to scandinavian characters (cannot separate what character is under the symbol) is there a way to do this change in a "batch" or something? After the batch the scandic characters would be displayed correctly in UTF-8.

Answer 1

Ok I found the solution for Windows. UTFCast Express is a great little UI tool that supports conversion to UTF-8 by inputting one or more folders or individual sources. Highly recommended!