This section describes how to fix the font settings for localized Simplified Chinese installations.
If the Adaptive Server installer is localized for Simplified Chinese and continues to display in English even though you have installed a Chinese font, this may be due to the Java Virtual Machine notbeing able to find a suitable font for display. If this occurs, set the JAVA_FONTS environment variable to the directory where your font files are installed before running the installer:
for C shell:
setenv JAVA_FONTS /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/truetype
for Bourne shell:
JAVA_FONTS=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/truetype; export JAVA_FONTS
To change the font used by the installer,
Provide -font <font name> argument to the installer command.
./setup -font <font name>
Set environment variable JAVA_FONTS to
the directory where font files are installed before running the
installer.
Create a font.ini file in the installer image root directory that contains:
font=<font name> path=<font file path>
Since the font.ini file also specifies
the path to the font files, the JAVA_FONTS environment
variable does not need to be set.
