Netbeans java.io.FileNotFoundException

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Denis Ilinykh2011-03-28 10:02:14

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Denis Ilinykh, 2011-03-28 10:02:14

NetBeans when trying to compile simple HelloWorld code gives this error.

Netbeans 6.9.1
Windows Vista.
File in place C:\Users\Ilinykh Denis\.netbeans\6.9\ant\nblib\org-netbeans-modules-ant-browsetask.jar

Error.
java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\;L8=KE 5=8A\.netbeans\6.9\ant\nblib\org-netbeans-modules-ant-browsetask.jar (Syntax error in file name, folder name or label volume)

As I understand it, he is not friendly with Russian folder names. Is it possible to make them friends somehow?

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Stepuk, 2011-03-28
@Stepuk

Try adding this to the netbeans_default_options line in the $NETBEANS_HOME$/etc/netbeans.conf file: "-J-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8" (without quotes).

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Zyava, 2011-03-28
@Zyava

Report the bug to them: netbeans.org/community/issues.html , let them fix it. Or they will tell you what's the matter, maybe it's still a cleverly hidden option.

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Vitalykurin, 2013-02-12
@Vitalykurin

The same bullshit. What is the most interesting. When I run it in Eclipse, everything loads fine with the default UTF-8 encoding. And when I run a compiled project without an IDE, it picks up US-ASCII and is not friendly with Russian folders. If you run from the console java - jar with sudo, then everything works fine again, without sudo it does not work without dFileEncoding=UTF8.

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Vitalykurin, 2013-02-12
@Vitalykurin

The same bullshit. What is the most interesting. When I run it in Eclipse, everything loads fine with the default UTF-8 encoding. And when I run a compiled project without an IDE, it picks up US-ASCII and is not friendly with Russian folders. If you run from the console java - jar with sudo, then everything works fine again, without sudo it does not work without dFileEncoding=UTF8.