Chinese Character Input?

Hi, I have snow leopard and I was wondering how to do the chinese character input, I know that you use the trackpad, but where do I go to do it? Thanks

First of all you need to turn-on the features on the International Panel Located in the Preference area.
I have encounter some bugs on the TrackPad Input. It recognize the characters quite well but, it is quite difficult to delete or accept characters you will understand what I'm saying when you tried it out.

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I've been trying to set up chinese character input for an hour already, and no luck yet. I've read tons of articles here but the solutions mentioned made no difference.
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Hi Thomas,
Now I understand.
Pl. check the class CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE.
May it can help u.
Here is it's documentation.
CL CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE
Short Text
Code Page and Endian Conversion Between External Formats
Functionality
Instances of the class CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE allow you to convert text data between different character sets and numeric data between different number formats (byte order).
Using the class corresponds to transforming data from a binary input stream to a binary output stream: The data objects are read from the input buffer sequentially and written to an output buffer.
The class methods are normally used as follows:
CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE=>CREATE
This creates a conversion instance. Among other options, you can specify the following as parameters: The input buffer (that is the binary string that contains the data to be read), the character format at used in the input buffer, the byte order used in the input buffer, the character format to be used in the output buffer, or the byte order to be used in the output buffer.
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CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES
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Example
In the following example, UTF-8 texts are converted to the codepage 1100 (Latin-1) and numbers are converted from little-endian to big-endian format:
DATA:
in_buffer TYPE XSTRING,
out_buffer TYPE XSTRING,
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in_buffer = '414220C3B602010000'.
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         out_encoding = '1100'
         out_endian = 'B'
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CALL METHOD conv->convert_c( n = 5 ).
CALL METHOD conv->convert_i( ).
out_buffer = conv->get_out_buffer( ).
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4 Bytes (hexadecimal "00000102"), which represent the value 258 in big-endian format.
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DATA:
in_number_format(4) TYPE N VALUE '0101',
out_number_format(4) TYPE N VALUE '0000'.
DATA:
in_endian TYPE ABAP_ENDIAN,
out_endian TYPE ABAP_ENDIAN,
conv TYPE REF TO cl_abap_conv_x2x_ce..
in_endian = cl_abap_char_utilities=>number_format_to_endian(
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For details refer to the documentation for the individual methods.
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Joy.

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I would like to implement two JSP pages. The first JSP is just a html form, which is used to submit unicoded chinese data to a target JSP file.
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hi,
I would like to implement two JSP pages. The
The first JSP is just a html form, which is used to
submit unicoded chinese data to a target JSP file.
The target JSP file received those data and
and display.
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type"
ype" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> is added in
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F-8" %>
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m the first JSP file, only some of them can be
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