GWT does a great job reading UTF-8 encoded property files:
Both Constants and Messages use traditional Java properties files, with one notable difference: properties files used with GWT should be encoded as UTF-8 and may contain Unicode characters directly, avoiding the need for native2ascii.
This is nice, but there is a tiny little problem when using eclipse: the default encoding for java property files is ISO-8859-1.
This setting can be changed in the eclipse preferences:
Or you can change the encoding of a single file with “EDIT -> Set Encoding”…
Thanks, this works for me !
whoa! so simple, yet I would have never come up with it.
THanks, that helped
Thank you so much!!!
Tooltip text of the Maps API Markers is a normal Java String.
I searched and searched and searched and then I found this!
YES!!!!