Solution for abnormal Chinese display caused by using OpenJDK in Netbeans in Ubuntu10.04

I installed sudoapt-getinstallnetbeans directly in Ubuntu10.04. It automatically downloads OpenJDK instead of Sun's JDK, while OpenJDK's fontconfig. the properties file has a problem with Chinese characters, which leads to abnormal display of Chinese characters. Fontconfig. properties location (default)/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjd I installed sudo apt-get install netbeans directly under Ubuntu 10.04, which automatically downloads OpenJDK instead of Sun's JDK, openJDK fontconfig. the properties file has a problem with Chinese characters, which leads to abnormal display of Chinese characters.

Fontconfig. properties location (default)
/Usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk/jre/lib/
Wqy-microhei font position (default )
/Usr/share/fonts/truetype/wqy

Solution:
1. Open the fontconfig file and comment out all Chinese fonts except wqy at the beginning of the file. As follows:
# Chinese fonts
# Allfonts. umingcn = ar pl UMing CN
# Allfonts. umingcn. motif = ar pl UMing CN
# Allfonts. uminghk = ar pl UMing HK
# Allfonts. uminghk. motif = ar pl UMing HK
# Allfonts. umingtw = ar pl UMing TW
# Allfonts. umingtw. motif = ar pl UMing TW
Allfonts. wqy-zenhei = WenQuanYi Zen Hei
# Allfonts. wqy-zenhei.motif = WenQuanYi Zen Hei
# Allfonts. shanheisun = ar pl ShanHeiSun Uni
# Allfonts. shanheisun. motif = ar pl ShanHeiSun Uni
2. Change the address of the font file below
Filename. WenQuanYi_Zen_Hei =/usr/share/fonts/truetype/wqy/wqy-zenhei.ttf
Change
Filename. WenQuanYi_Zen_Hei =/usr/share/fonts/truetype/wqy/wqy-microhei.ttc
In this way, the WenQuanYi_Zen_Hei object corresponds to the micron black font, which is a bit arrogant to the horse, but it does not matter for now. Now, www.linuxidc.com restarts netbeans and the Chinese text is displayed normally ~