How to enable ibus in console?(finished)

When I open the terminal console, I just want to use ibus to type.But after I use Ctrl+Space , I found that the ibus program didn't work.How can I use ibus in console?
Last edited by metaphor (2012-02-22 17:33:32)

Gcool wrote:Which terminal application do you use? Which WM/DE do you use? Does ibus work correctly in other applications you use?
Thank you! I have solved the problem. I just forgot to append these lines in ~/.bashrc .
after I add these
export GTK_IM_MODULE=ibus
export XMODIFIERS=@im=ibus
export QT_IM_MODULE=ibus
ibus work perfectly with the terminal.

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Thanks,
-Senthil

sharon38_74 wrote:
they said that our internal application needs to send a "login request" to etran via SSL with the user's information encoded in base 64 format. etran captures the HTTP header containing user authentication and authorization information, and parses the required information from the HTTP header.
My question is that how I set user information in HTTP header? From my understanding, once I am able to set the user information in HTTP header, it is in base 64 format?Your application need to act like a proxy. You can invoke a HTTP request programmatically using java.net.URLConnection. You can set request headers using URLConnection#setRequestProperty(). Also see the API docs: [http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/net/URLConnection.html]. You only need to know the header field name where to set the Base64-encoded value in. You need to Base64-encode the value yourself.

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