How to use maven in a heterogeneous environment with different encodings?

Question

I created svn repositoy on a Linux server (Debian) and used the client on a Windows machine to check my java sources.

Now I set up the Hudson server on another Linux server (Ubuntu) to run tests on my code periodically. But tests fail with a compiler error:

Error: unmappable character for encoding ASCII

On my Windows computer, I used the default encoding of Cp1252. On my svn server, I can do a local check of my sources and they look good. On my Hudson server, the check contains invalid characters.

What are the parameters that I have to configure so that all three systems use working encoding?

EDIT 2009-10-15:

I changed the default encoding of my Ubuntu system to latin1. Now I can open the files for verification with the editor, and they look good (thanks @ John-T at superuser.com ).

But Hudson was still complaining about unmappable character for encoding ASCII, and I found that it was caused by maven. I found explantion , but the proposed solution did not work. Now maven tells me that it uses some when copying some resources latin1, but the compiler (not using this parameter?) Still complains about the same error message.

Answer 1

, maven project.build.sourceEncoding. ( UTF-8):

<plugin>
  <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
  <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
  <configuration>
    <encoding>UTF-8</encoding>
  </configuration>
</plugin>

Answer 2

, , , . , char - ASCII-. SVN : , .

7- ASCII, , . , , Hudson . UTF-8 probaby .

Answer 3

, SVN. --encoding, . , . - svn: eol.