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Any input/help about internationalization would be great. Thanks in adv.
Regards,
Marie
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From: "vivek tiwari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 5:19 PM
Subject: Internationalizat
I an designing a web page using JSP which has several
text boxes. It is to be used in both English and
Chinese locales. So the input can be in Chinese or
English charset.
Value entered is captured using
request.getParameter("txtBoxName");
After that it is stored in Oracle database table.
"Inser
Bhavani Giritharan wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I need some start up in i18n and l10n. If any of you had worked on it plz help me in
> the startup i got to do l18n with the JSP page.
Look at the java.util.ResourceBundle class, and related classes.
I describe how to internationalize JSP pages in detail in
Hi,
I need some start up in i18n and l10n. If any of you had worked on it plz help me in
the startup i got to do l18n with the JSP page.
Regards
Bhavani
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I am currently working on the internationalization portion of a large
project. I am planning on storing resources and resource bundles in a
database as opposed to using *.properties files. What are the respective
advantages of using properties files or a database to store locale
information.
The
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> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 9:25 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Internationalization / unicode
>
> Hi All,
>
> To Internationalize my jsp's labels such as the Title, to japanese,
> do I need to load a properties file for it or just simply
Hi All,
To Internationalize my jsp's labels such as the Title, to japanese,
do I need to load a properties file for it or just simply change change the
title to its
unicode japanese character?
Anyone can help me about unicode equivalent characters for japanese?
Thanks, I am really still new to t
Hello Misak,
Friday, December 01, 2000, 1:20:11 AM, you wrote:
BM> Thanks for responding. We were trying to use struts library. The only thing
BM> I don't like about it is that for every request the action servlet is
BM> instantiating (class.forname call) the object and then calls perform method
"Boulatian, Misak" wrote:
> Hi Oleg,
>
> Thanks for responding. We were trying to use struts library. The only thing
> I don't like about it is that for every request the action servlet is
> instantiating (class.forname call) the object and then calls perform method
> of that object. So, If your
Hi Oleg,
Thanks for responding. We were trying to use struts library. The only thing
I don't like about it is that for every request the action servlet is
instantiating (class.forname call) the object and then calls perform method
of that object. So, If your action classes are not servlets themse
Hello Misak,
Thursday, November 30, 2000, 11:16:27 PM, you wrote:
BM> Does anyone know anything about internationalizing JSP files as JSP 1.1
BM> standard expects like attaching languange code to the JSP file names (e.g.
BM> jspname_ja.jsp, etc.).
I think struts library is good solution -
http
Hi everybody,
Does anyone know anything about internationalizing JSP files as JSP 1.1
standard expects like attaching languange code to the JSP file names (e.g.
jspname_ja.jsp, etc.).
I appreciate the response.
Thanks,
Misak
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Julia Reynolds wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a taglibrary available somewhere that includes
> tags for Internationalization using the resource bundles
> in the java.util package?
>
One option is the internationalization support in the Struts framework's tag
library <http:/
Hi,
Is there a taglibrary available somewhere that includes
tags for Internationalization using the resource bundles
in the java.util package?
Julia
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You need to look at the properties file in your documentation/reference.
This includes all internationalization functions for JSPs. It's really
nothing but an ini file w/ name value pairs, but the naming convention of
the file allows for identification into multilanguages and even
lo
r does the servlet container do that for me?
Thanks,
Scott
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From: Frank Esch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 10:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW: JSP Internationalization
Here's is the answer:
<%@ page contentType="text/html;
ns
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 19. Juli 2000 10:14
> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: JSP Internationalization
>
>
> Does anyone know of any problems/pitfalls associated with
> using UTF-8 as the
> content type for JSPs? For example:
>
> <%@
Does anyone know of any problems/pitfalls associated with using UTF-8 as the
content type for JSPs? For example:
<%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %>
Thanks,
Scott
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Hi,
I'm trying to provide localization through the use of a database. I have
st=
ored the characters in unicode and used the tag
This workd fine for such awkward characters as Arabian squiggles, but for
si=
mple characters like =E9(in case that doesn't come out correctly that is
sup=
posed to be
bundles.
However, I am not clear how to validate fields to support
internationalization. For instance, how to validate numeric,
monetary, date fields ? Does anyone know if there is any code
fragments somewhere, or any previous postings that can help me?
Apologies if this has been addressed before
O'Meara AnnMarie wrote:
> I'm confused about what I've heard about internationalization with JSPs. What I
> want to do is write one JSP file, and read the character set and user-visible
> text from a ResourceBundle. This works with HTML templates, as long as the
>
> I'm confused about what I've heard about internationalization with JSPs. What I
> want to do is write one JSP file, and read the character set and user-visible
> text from a ResourceBundle. This works with HTML templates, as long as the
> .properties files for the Reso
I'm confused about what I've heard about internationalization with JSPs. What I
want to do is write one JSP file, and read the character set and user-visible
text from a ResourceBundle. This works with HTML templates, as long as the
.properties files for the ResourceBundles are in
Magnus Björkman wrote:
>
> In a servlet it is possible to create the PrintWriter the way I want but
> how do I set the PrintWriter in JSP 0.92 to:
>
> PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(new
> OutputStreamWriter(response.getOutputStream(), "UTF-8"), true);
>
> Is it possible?
Let the JSP container
In a servlet it is possible to create the PrintWriter the way I want but
how do I set the PrintWriter in JSP 0.92 to:
PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(new
OutputStreamWriter(response.getOutputStream(), "UTF-8"), true);
Is it possible?
/Magnus
==
Hi Folks
Here is my problem.
I need to get input from the user in English,Japanese and Spanish.
And I have to store this to the Oracle database and finally I have to
display
them back as details in the corresponding language.
So, What is the rtable column type I have to use in Oracle and tel
Hello,
I'm trying to use a bean in a JSP in order to use a resource
bundle/properties file for i18n.
The problem is that my WebSphere server says "Cannot load bean" when I call
the bean in the JSP.
I've narrowed the problem to the declaration of the resource bundle:
java.util.ResourceBundle label
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