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At present (12/2010) the JobScheduler is able to accept all Unicode characters in the scheduler log.
E.g, if your script or program, executed under control of JobScheduler, put some This means that Unicode-characters sent to stdout or stderr , this by scripts or programs executed by JobScheduler will be shown correctly.
All other texttexts, e.g.:
- error-, warning and info messages,
- GUI-texttexts,
- log-file entries,
- help- and tooltip-texts
- ...
are in currently (April 2013) available in English and German only.
One However a major topic on the JobScheduler road-map of JobScheduler is the translation (i18n = internationalization) of all texts.of all texts.
To this end the internationalization (i18n) of the GUIs has been completed and translation (localization, L11n) of the interface texts is in progress.
Note that JOE (the JobScheduler Object Editor), which is used to create the xml-configuration for JS Objects, will create the xml-files with an encoding of ISO-8859-1. To use Unicode, one this encoding has to change this encoding to "utf-8" (or something like that)be changed to UTF-8.