Solve the garbled problem of 10 gem login on Linux server with IE

Use IE to log on to the Linux server, and solve the garbled code generated by 10gem-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. For details, refer to the following. Problem description

Oracle 10 Gb is successfully installed in Linux (Unix) environment, and em 10 Gb is logged on from IE browser in windows. The button is a box like "Mouth.

Solution

Strictly speaking, this is a Java issue. JDK Swing uses the TrueType font as the button display font. If your JDK cannot find the Chinese font for display, some of the buttons you see will become small blocks. in general, we only need to modify the corresponding font. properties.

A similar solution is provided, but unfortunately, there are a lot of problems with the current 10g Oracle, which is not easy to set correctly, and this method is also very troublesome.

I wonder if you have noticed that the Chinese translation displayed by 10g EM is very bad. When "up" and "down" are not moved, it is translated into "up" and "down", which makes people laugh and cry. many of my friends have said that they should simply show English, But how should they show it?

Now we have a way to solve this problem indirectly:

Open your IE browser, select the tool "-->" Internet Options "-->" General ", and select" language ". The default value is" Chinese ", and select" add ", add "English (U.S.)", adjust the order, and move English (U.S.) to the top.

OK, OK. Start em:

$ Emctl start dbconsole

Then use IE to browse your corresponding address:
Http: // yoururl: 5500/em

Have you seen it? The English interface is displayed. (narrator: That's easy)