Java op is not support Korean?

[Korean]

hi.  :)
i'm from Korea.
Java op is not support Korean alphabet?
it is 2byte

image link:
http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/2246/k2he5.jpg

[Camel]

Looks like a UTF8 encoding issue.

Dealing with encoding in Java sucks a lot. It tries to auto-convert in the new String(byte[]) constructor, but it won't take a hint as to what it's encoded as, which makes it very difficult to work around.

[Joe]

And on top of that, none of us have any clue what Korean is supposed to look like. Well, maybe Ergot knows.

[topaz~]

And on top of that, none of us have any clue what Korean is supposed to look like. Well, maybe Ergot knows.

If you open the link that the poster supplied, you will see some Korean.

[Camel]

And on top of that, none of us have any clue what Korean is supposed to look like. Well, maybe Ergot knows.

If you open the link that the poster supplied, you will see some Korean.

Five characters is hardly enough to take on such a large endeavor.

[Joe]

And on top of that, none of us have any clue what Korean is supposed to look like. Well, maybe Ergot knows.

If you open the link that the poster supplied, you will see some Korean.

Are you sure? I gathered from what the guy said that that's a picture of what Korean -doesn't- look like.

[Blaze]

And on top of that, none of us have any clue what Korean is supposed to look like. Well, maybe Ergot knows.

If you open the link that the poster supplied, you will see some Korean.

Are you sure? I gathered from what the guy said that that's a picture of what Korean -doesn't- look like.

The text from the left is from inside the actual StarCraft client, and the one on the right is what the bot shows, or at least that's what I gathered.

[topaz~]

Five characters is hardly enough to take on such a large endeavor.

From what I understand, Korean is composed of an alphabet much like English. It is not similar to Chinese, where there is an uncountable number of characters available in the dictionary.

[rabbit]

Actually, there are about 80,000 hanzi characters.

[Korean]

aha. UTF8-encoding issue?   :(
i want UTF8-encoding bug fix..
can't fix UTF8-encofing bug ?  :(

[iago]

Looks like a UTF8 encoding issue.

Dealing with encoding in Java sucks a lot. It tries to auto-convert in the new String(byte[]) constructor, but it won't take a hint as to what it's encoded as, which makes it very difficult to work around.

So.. any suggestions?

[Camel]

There's some undocumented conversion utilities that are part of the JDK; you might try starting there.