Java encoding doesn't work as expected
The class name in Unicode should always be found and loaded, and be able to put into a jar file. It had been observed that when running programs in Java on Mac OS X some character sets didn't display properly and couldn't be found in the jar file.
This problem is fixed in Mac OS X v10.5
Java does not contain the latest time zone data
Canada changed its date for switching to Daylight Savings Time, as well as numerous other changes to time zone information.
Java 1.5 contains the most recent version of the Olson time zone data (2007g) from August, 2007.
Java 1.5 uses ShiftJIS encoding when the primary language is Japanese
By default, Java 1.5 would use ShiftJIS encoding when the primary language is set to Japanese. Now it uses UTF-8.
This problem is now fixed.
The KH characters are divided in Java Preferences
The KH characters is divided in Java Preferences.
This problem is now fixed.
Last updated: 2007-10-31