Hindi in java

hello friends,
in my os i have set the hindi as premary language.
but when i am using javac or java the usage message look like this
U s a g e : j a v a [ o p t i o n s] @ f i l e
please exaplain it to me and give me the reson

Hello Arun,
what is your OS? And do you specify a file after "java" or "javac"?
Greetings
Joerg

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Thanks for response. Mt formsweb.cfg is added with an entry
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