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Driver : Eclipse 3.1 I20050509-2010 on WindowsXP Japanese sp2 JVM : IBM 1.4.2 SR1a CVS Server : cvs 1.11.17 on RHEL4 WS ja_JP.UTF-8 locale Steps 1. create new CVS server repository connection for UTF-8 encoded cvs on RHEL4 2. change the Server encoding to UTF-8 from default (MS932) at the Properties 3. Check out a Java project 3. At Java Perspective, change the Java project file encoding to UTF-8 from default MS932 4. edit edit a java program and save it 5. Select Compare With > Latest from HEAD at the context menu Result All of DBCS text at Remote file view are garbled. I will attache the screenshot
Created attachment 21032 [details] screen shot
Created attachment 21033 [details] sample UTF-8 encoded project
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 72995 ***
fixed partially in M6.
Created attachment 37505 [details] screenshot on Eclipse 3.2M6 string at java Structure Compare is bogus
Created attachment 37506 [details] screenshot on Eclipse M6 part-2 clicking the element of Java Structure Compare makes bogus remote file
Fixed in HEAD. While creating the input for the compare editor, the encoding wasn't being set for the remote file. We've put a fix in to use the same encoding on the remote element that's being used for the local file.
Created attachment 37875 [details] Patched org.eclipse.team.ui_3_0_1 plugin I am attaching a patched version of the org.eclipse.team.ui_3_0_1 plugin with a fix for this problem. It can be placed in the plugins directory of any eclipse 3.0.2 install. The only change is in the teamui.jar that is contained in the zip.
Created attachment 37991 [details] Updated org.eclipse.team.ui_3_0_1 plugin I've updated the attached plugin to always use the local encoding
verified in RC1. closing. Thanks.