Can java write greek characters to an RTF (Rich Text Format) File???

As far as I'm aware, java can put text in any font to an RTF file as long as that font is available on your machine.

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Default file associations and RTF (rich text format)

I use pop3 email accounts for work.
I receive daily emails with .rtf (rich text format) file attachments.
When I open the emails, the attachments are listed.
I touch to open and QuickOffice loads to open them.
According to the QuickOffice website, QuickOffice does not support rtf files.. and it certainly does error on them. Why does QuickOffice open at all? I do not need any of its functions except the one it doesn’t have.
I have installed at present, this list of file managers.
Android’s default file manager
OI File Manager
Astro file manager
Cool reader
All of these applications support rtf files.
How do I set the file association for rtf files to an application which supports them?
Thanks for reading.

I have the same problem any help would be appreciated

Forms calling a rich text format (.rtf) file

Good day!
Suppose I made up a report from oracle forms then used the options 'generate to file' > XML.
Uses Microsoft Word 2010 with an add-ins 'Oracle BI Publisher' and make designs in my report then save it to .rtf (Rich Text Format).
My question is how can I call my reports and display it using oracle forms?

RTF files must be feeded by XML.
Your answer is not just that simple. Besides, I've search for it already.
Maybe my question to you is, is that possible?

Convert web page to adobe pdf can not convert greek characters

Convert web page to adobe pdf can not convert greek characters. How to solve it?

Convert web page to adobe pdf can not convert greek characters. How to solve it?

How can i write a string into a specified pos of a file?

How can i write a string into a specified pos of a file without read all file into ram and write the whole file again?
for example:
the content of file is:
name=123
state=456
i want to modify the value of name with 789
(write to file without read all file into ram)
How can i do it? thank you

take this as an idea. it actually does what i decribed above. you sure need to make some modifications so it works for your special need. If you use it and add any valuable code to it or find any bugs, please let me know.
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
* Copyright (c) 2002 Frank Fischer <[email protected]>
* All rights reserved. See the LICENSE for usage conditions
* ObjectProperties.java
* version 1.0, 2002-09-12
* author Frank Fischer <[email protected]>
public class ObjectProperties
     // the seperator between the param-name and the value in the prooperties file
     private static final String separator = "=";
     // the vector where we put the arrays in
     private Vector PropertiesSet;
     // the array where we put the param/value pairs in
     private String propvaluepair[][];
     // the name of the object the properties file is for
     public String ObjectPropertiesFileName;
     // the path to the object'a properties file
     public String ObjectPropertiesDir;
     // reference to the properties file
     public File PropertiesFile;
     // sign for linebreak - depends on platforms
     public static final String newline = System.getProperty("line.separator");
     public ObjectProperties(String ObjectPropertiesFileName, String ObjectPropertiesDir, ObjectPropertiesManager ObjectPropertiesManager)
     //     System.out.println("Properties Objekt wird erzeugt: "+ObjectPropertiesFileName);
          this.ObjectPropertiesFileName = ObjectPropertiesFileName;
          this.ObjectPropertiesDir = ObjectPropertiesDir;
          // reference to the properties file
          PropertiesFile = new File(ObjectPropertiesDir+ObjectPropertiesFileName);
          // vector to put the param/value pair-array in
          PropertiesSet = new Vector();
     //     System.out.println("Properties File Backup wird erzeugt: "+name);
          backup();
     //     System.out.println("Properties File wird eingelesen: "+PropertiesFile);
          try
               //opening stream to file for read operations
               FileInputStream FileInput = new FileInputStream(PropertiesFile);
               DataInputStream DataInput = new DataInputStream(FileInput);
               String line = "";
               //reading line after line of the properties file
               while ((line = DataInput.readLine()) != null)
                    //just making sure there are no whitespaces at the beginng or end of the line
                    line = cutSpaces(line);
                    if (line.length() > 0)
                         //$ indicates a param-name
                         if (line.startsWith("$"))
                              // array to store a param/value pair in
                              propvaluepair = new String[1][2];
                              //get the param-name
                              String parameter = line.substring(1, line.indexOf(separator)-1);
                              //just making sure there are no whitespaces at the beginng or end of the variable
                              parameter = cutSpaces(parameter);
                              //get the value
                              String value = line.substring(line.indexOf(separator)+1, line.length());
                              //just making sure there are no whitespaces at the beginng or end of the variable
                              value = cutSpaces(value);
                              //put the param-name and the value into an array
                              propvaluepair[0][0] = parameter;
                              propvaluepair[0][1] = value;
                         //     System.out.println("["+ObjectPropertiesFileName+"] key/value gefunden:"+parameter+";"+value);
                              //and finaly put the array into the vector
                              PropertiesSet.addElement(propvaluepair);
          // error handlig
          catch (IOException e)
               System.out.println("ERROR occured while reading property file for: "+ObjectPropertiesFileName);
               System.out.println("ERROR CODE: "+e);
               // System.out.println("in ObjectProperties");
     // function to be called to get the value of a specific paramater 'param'
     // if the specific paramater is not found '-1' is returned to indicate that case
     public String getParam(String param)
          // the return value indicating that the param we are searching for is not found
          String v = "-1";
          // looking up the whole Vector
          for (int i=0; i<PropertiesSet.size(); i++)
               //the String i want to read the values in again
               String s[][] = new String[1][2];
               // trying to get out the array from the vector again
               s = (String[][]) PropertiesSet.elementAt(i);
               // comparing the param-name we're looking for with the param-name in the array we took out the vector at position i
               if (s[0][0].equals(param) == true)
                    //if the param-names are the same, we look up the value and write it in the return variable
                    v = s[0][1];
                    // making sure the for loop ends
                    i = PropertiesSet.size();
          // giving the value back to the calling procedure
          return v;
     // function to be called to set the value of a specific paramater 'param'
     public void setParam(String param, String value)
          // looking up the whole Vector for the specific param if existing or not
          for (int i=0; i<PropertiesSet.size(); i++)
               //the String i want to read the values in again
               String s[][] = (String[][]) PropertiesSet.elementAt(i);
               // comparing the param-name we're looking for with the param-name in the array we took out the vector at position i
               if (s[0][0].equals(param) == true)
                    //if the param-names are the same, we remove the param/value pair so we can add the new pair later in
                    PropertiesSet.removeElementAt(i);
                    // making sure the for loop ends
                    i = PropertiesSet.size();
          // if we land here, there is no such param in the Vector, either there was none form the beginng
          // or there was one but we took it out.
          // create a string array to place the param/value pair in
          String n[][] = new String[1][2];
          // add the param/value par
          n[0][0] = param;
          n[0][1] = value;
          // add the string array to the vector
          PropertiesSet.addElement(n);
     // function to save all data in the Vector to the properties file
     // must be done because properties might be changing while runtime
     // and changes are just hold in memory while runntime
     public void store()
          backup();
          String outtofile = "# file created/modified on "+createDate("-")+" "+createTime("-")+newline+newline;
          try
               //opening stream to file for write operations
               FileOutputStream PropertiesFileOuput = new FileOutputStream(PropertiesFile);
               DataOutputStream PropertiesDataOutput = new DataOutputStream(PropertiesFileOuput);
               // looping over all param/value pairs in the vector
               for (int i=0; i<PropertiesSet.size(); i++)
                    //the String i want to read the values in
                    String s[][] = new String[1][2];
                    // trying to get out the array from the vector again
                    s = (String[][]) PropertiesSet.elementAt(i);
                    String param = "$"+s[0][0];
                    String value = s[0][1];
                    outtofile += param+" = "+value+newline;
               outtofile += newline+"#end of file"+newline;
               try
                    PropertiesDataOutput.writeBytes(outtofile);
               catch (IOException e)
                    System.out.println("ERROR while writing to Properties File: "+e);
          catch (IOException e)
               System.out.println("ERROR occured while writing to the property file for: "+ObjectPropertiesFileName);
               System.out.println("ERROR CODE: "+e);
     // sometimes before overwritting old value it's a good idea to backup old values
     public void backup()
          try
               // reference to the original properties file
               File OriginalFile = new File(ObjectPropertiesDir+ObjectPropertiesFileName);
               File BackupFile = new File(ObjectPropertiesDir+"/backup/"+ObjectPropertiesFileName+".backup");
               //opening stream to original file for read operations
               FileInputStream OriginalFileInput = new FileInputStream(OriginalFile);
               DataInputStream OriginalFileDataInput = new DataInputStream(OriginalFileInput);
               //opening stream to backup file for write operations
               FileOutputStream BackupFileOutput = new FileOutputStream(BackupFile);
               DataOutputStream BackupFileDataOutput = new DataOutputStream(BackupFileOutput);
          //     String content = "";
               String line = "";
               // do till end of file
               while ((line = OriginalFileDataInput.readLine()) != null)
                    BackupFileDataOutput.writeBytes(line+newline);
          // error handlig
          catch (IOException e)
               System.out.println("ERROR occured while back up for property file: "+ObjectPropertiesFileName);
               System.out.println("ERROR CODE: "+e);
               System.out.println("this is a serious error - the server must be stopped");
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               s = s.substring(1, s.length());
          while (s.endsWith(" "))
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          String currentdatum = new String();
          int year, month, date;
          year = datum.getYear()+1900;
          month = datum.getMonth()+1;
          date = datum.getDate();
          currentdatum = ""+year+seperator;
          if (month < 10)
               currentdatum = currentdatum+"0"+month+seperator;
          else
               currentdatum = currentdatum+month+seperator;
          if (date < 10)
               currentdatum = currentdatum+"0"+date;
          else
               currentdatum = currentdatum+date;
          return currentdatum;
     public String createTime(String seperator)
          Date time = new Date();
          String currenttime = new String();
          int hours, minutes, seconds;
          hours = time.getHours();
          minutes = time.getMinutes();
          seconds = time.getSeconds();
          if (hours < 10)
               currenttime = currenttime+"0"+hours+seperator;
          else
               currenttime = currenttime+hours+seperator;
          if (minutes < 10)
               currenttime = currenttime+"0"+minutes+seperator;
          else
               currenttime = currenttime+minutes+seperator;
          if (seconds < 10)
               currenttime = currenttime+"0"+seconds;
          else
               currenttime = currenttime+seconds;
          return currenttime;

[svn] 3148: You can now use CSS styles to set the default text format for TextView.

Revision: 3148
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-09-08 15:01:15 -0700 (Mon, 08 Sep 2008)
Log Message:
You can now use CSS styles to set the default text format for TextView. It no longer has any formatting properties. It supports the entire set of Gumbo text format styles.
SkinnableComponent and Group now also support all these styles. However, skins such as ButtonSkin, TextInputSkin, and TextAreaSkin continue for now to specify instance styles on their TextBox, TextGraphic, and TextView, in order to give them a Gumbo look rather than a Halo look. So if you try setting, for example, the fontSize on the Application, it doesn't yet affect the text format of a Button, TextInput, TextArea, etc. unless you remove the instance style in the skin.
Reviewer: Glenn
Bugs: -
QA: Lots of new stuff to test!
Doc: No
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flex/sdk/trunk/frameworks/projects/flex4/src/flex/component/TextArea.as
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I have spent numerous hours trying to figure out what I am doing wrong. If anyone more experienced could tell me what is wrong with my code.
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First, thanks a lot for your feedback. The code makes a lot of sense but it does not update the content of my Test.txt file.
I only edited the line of code that creates the new file so that it could find the location of the file.
Scanner file = new Scanner(new File("C:\\testing",fileName));==============================
The code now looks like:
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import java.util.*;
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I have this error in the Live Log of the FMS3 Administration Console:
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Dear colleagues,
Your help will be appreciated for the following problem:
I have a tool which converts IBM I (AS400) spool file to PDF.
The file has been copied to Windows environment.
On generated PDF I can’t see the Greek characters using ADOBE reader v10.1.4.
If I use Notepad to display the file, I can see the Greek characters.
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/BaseFont /Courier
/Encoding /WinAnsiEncoding
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You cannot make simple cosmetic changes to this file to do this. The style of simplified font with no FontDescriptor can be used only for the built-in 14 fonts, which cannot be used with a greek encoding.
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I am trying to build a swing application witch displays
RTF
documents in Greeks from a database. I have try to use
jTextPane but the Greeks characters does not displays
correct.
I have try to paste a document from a word with the same
results.
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The problem is not the font
My problem is that:
I am having a huge access database file with an rtf field. That rtf has created from Word. When am trying to display those field in a JTextPane greek characters does not displayed correct.
If i wrote some text with Greek characters in JTextPane then those characters appears correct.
When i saw row data from rtf field in access greek characters is as \'e1\'e2\'e3 etc. When I saw row data from an RTF file thaw created from JTextPane greek characters appears like this \u945 ?\u946 ?\u947 ?\u948 ?\u949 ?\u950 ?\u951 ?\u952 etc.
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Can java write greek characters to an RTF (Rich Text Format) File???

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