YADE should read settings with the character set UTF-8

Current Situation

• YADE uses an internal .ini file format.
  • In the case of an XML configuration, an .ini file with UTF-8 encoding is temporarily created and deleted after the transfer.
• YADE uses a standard Java character set to read this .ini file.
• In some situations, if the default Java charset is not UTF-8 and the configured source/target directory/file name settings contain the special characters, the transfer may fail because a correct name was not used.

Desired Behaviour

• YADE should read settings with the character set UTF-8.

Workaround

• Add -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 system property to the YADE start script (<yade_home>/bin/yade.cmd|sh, yade4dmz.cmd|sh)

Test Instructions

• Configure e.g. a Copy Local to Local transfer
• Use the XMl settings file and define the path of the Source directory in which the special characters are used,e.g:
  • Directory=C:\temp\öüä 123ä