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ApollonDigital
ApollonDigital

Reputation: 973

Java difference between running from netbeans and cmd

I have a program that writes text data to files. When I run it from netbeans the files are in a correct encoding and you can read them with a notepad. When I run it from cmd using java -cp ....jar the encoding is different.

What may be the issue??

ps. I've checked that the jre. versions are the same that executes (v 1.8.0_31)

Upvotes: 2

Views: 408

Answers (1)

mzc
mzc

Reputation: 3355

Netbeans startup scripts may specify a different encoding than your system default. You can check in your netbeans.conf.

You can set the file.encoding property when invoking java. For example, java -Dfile.encoding=UTF8 -cp... jar.

If you do not want to be surprised when running your code on different environments, even better solution would be to specify the encoding in your source code.

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Upvotes: 1

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