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We’ve recently had a problem where we wanted to produce a website in multiple languages including Russian, Czech, Romanian, and other eastern European languages. No problems, we thought, we can just use Java properties files and the fmt:message JSTL tags.
I’ve been having problems with putting unicode strings into the subject of emails sent using javax.mail.
In the end, the solution was very simple and I found it here:
As long as you use “UTF-8″ and not “UTF8″ it all seems to work fine, so the code you need is:
Properties props [...]
Further to my post about creating properties files when I had text files in unicode, we decided that the best thing was to have a web application to do the conversion. You can then just paste in whatever text you want to encode and it tells you what the java escaped text string(s) should be.
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We recently had what sounded like a simple job to do: produce a questionnaire in several languages including Russian and store the results in a MySQL database. Now I could have chosen PHP to produce the questionnaire, but I thought that using Java resource bundles would be the easiest. I knew that using the JSTL [...]
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