JM Ibanez writes:
> "lu@luxdo.jp" <lu@luxdo.jp> writes:
>
>   
>> Thanks for your reply.
>> I'm sorry but the part of wrong encoding is not from source,
>> The source is very simple and looks like
>> public class Test {
>>    aa
>> }
>>
>> the part of wrong encoding is from compiler's output.
>> How to solve this problem.
>>     
>
> What he means is that the compiler looks at the system's default
> encoding to determine what the source file encoding is; however, in
> Windows, the default encoding may not be UTF-8, and so would cause your
> source file to be interpreted in the wrong encoding (hence the
> error). If you try adding the suggested command line options, it may
> force the compiler to ignore the system encoding and treat the source as
> UTF-8. Please try the suggestion first.
>
> HTH
>
>
>   
Thanks for your reply.
I tried,but it is same.please see the attachment.
javac compiler is ok,but the javac server is wrong encoding.
I think the problem is not  the encoding of source,
the error message is from compiler server.(perhaps bean shell's problem?)
(Buy the way,it works well on linux.)