Eclipse Encoding Settings

The general Java file Encoding format is UTF-8. The following is an example of changing the default GBK to UTF-8.

1. Change the encoding format for the entire workspace so that the newly created file is also the encoding format for the new settings.

Eclipse->window->preferences->general->workspacetypes->other->utf-8->ok

Chinese version:eclipse-> window, preferences, general--working space--Other->utf-8-> OK

2. Project-wide setup encoding format

Project->properties->general->resource->other->utf-8->ok

3. Encoding format for a type of file

Eclipse->window->preferences->general->content types-> Right find the type of file to modify (java,jsp, etc.), the default Encoding, enter Utf-8->update->ok in the input box

Chinese version:eclipse-> window, general----Content type--Select the type of file you want to modify, and then update the default encoding input,

4. Set the encoding format for individual files

In Package Explorer, right-click File--Properties, change the text file encoding format to UTF-8

Note: Change the encoding format before doing backup, you can also use the Encoding Format Batch conversion tool under the search for a lot of such gadgets under the web.

Eclipse Encoding Settings