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Joey_Lei
Posted On:
Tuesday, October 4, 2005 12:59 PM
I've been interested in using J-unit for globalization testing. I have used J-Unit before, but never in this way. I want to use J-Unit to verify Japanese characters in resource bundles. I am using Eclipse to run J-Unit. I am also using input.in files to use as the "Expected" Data. I correctly grab the "Actual" data as Eclispe shows me this, but the "Expected" data comes out corrupted. For those of you who know locale region settings, I am in Japanese in all of them and my input.in file correctly displays Japanese characters, the only problem I'm facing is with J-Unit and Eclipse. See the attached screenshot for clarification. The SS shows the input file with "Expected" data, and also shows the character c
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I've been interested in using J-unit for globalization testing. I have used J-Unit before, but never in this way. I want to use J-Unit to verify Japanese characters in resource bundles. I am using Eclipse to run J-Unit. I am also using input.in files to use as the "Expected" Data. I correctly grab the "Actual" data as Eclispe shows me this, but the "Expected" data comes out corrupted.
For those of you who know locale region settings, I am in Japanese in all of them and my input.in file correctly displays Japanese characters, the only problem I'm facing is with J-Unit and Eclipse. See the attached screenshot for clarification. The SS shows the input file with "Expected" data, and also shows the character corruption from Eclipse.
http://img400.imageshack.us/img400/1391/junitcharcorruption1zf.jpg
Does anyone know why I am facing this character corruption? The way I assert is:
For expected: using a string array (1 for each line in the shown input file i.e. input[0])
For Actual: a method that grabs a line from a resource bundle (ie.MessageBundle.getString()
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