set default java encoding to utf8 for Trinity#1302
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This looks wrong to me...
setvar is for defining environment variables, you are defining $-Dfile.encoding to UTF8 here, which is not what you want to do I'm guessing?
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This is needed to avoid compilation failure due to non-standard characters in java comments (see the Butterfly module).