java平台默认字符集,Java：平台的默认字符集在不同的平台？

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文章标签： java平台默认字符集

这篇博客探讨了在不同操作系统中，如Windows、Linux和Mac上，系统默认字符集的问题。在西方平台通常是UTF-8或CP1250/1252，但在俄罗斯和亚洲平台则可能是UTF-16或其他特定的字符集。作者提醒，这些设置是用户可自定义的，并建议在启动应用程序时通过设置系统属性`file.encoding`来指定编码，以确保一致性。

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Some legacy code relies on the platform's default charset for translations. For Windows and Linux installations in the "western world" I know what that means. But thinking about Russian or Asian platforms I am totally unsure what their platform's default charset is (just UTF-16?).

Therefore I would like to know what I would get when executing the following code line:

System.out.println("Default Charset=" + Charset.defaultCharset());

Edit:

I don't want to discuss the problems of charsets and their difference to unicode here. I just want to collect what operating systems will result in what specific charset. Please post only concrete values!

解决方案

That's a user specific setting. On many modern Linux systems, it's UTF-8. On Macs, it’s MacRoman. In the US on Windows, it's often CP1250, in Europe it's CP1252. In China, you often find simplified chinese (Big5 or a GB*).

But that’s the system default, which each user can change at any time. Which is probably the solution: Set the encoding when you start your app using the system property file.encoding

See this answer how to do that. I suggest to put this into a small script which starts your app, so the user default isn't tainted.