Jeroen Reijn • 8/7/2009

Japanese and Java resource bundles

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The article details a developer's troubleshooting process for a Java Server Faces application where Japanese resource bundles caused a MissingResourceException. The issue stemmed from non-Latin-1 encoded characters in the .properties file. The solution involved using the JDK's native2ascii tool to convert the file to the proper Unicode escape notation, resolving the classpath reading error.

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