Internationalization in Hindi

Hi Folks,
Does anyone have a working Internationalization in Hindi example? I would appreciate if you could provide me one or some idean? thanks.

Hindi is supported by Unicode. UTF-8 should support Hindi. Any application supporting UTF-8 should support Hindi language, mostly.
If this does not answer your question, may be you can add more specifications to your question.
pramodh.

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could you pls help in this topic

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Hi,
I think we can display in webdynpro using internationalization. But portal will not automatically recognize the hindi script. You have to manually do that.
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My mail id is [email protected] and please give response as soon as possible.
My problem:In java,my Jcombobox contents is displaying only english fonts like arial or verdena or timesnewroman
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I want source code or logic to display the contents in a JComboBox with hindi fonts or any other international language.
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hi frens !!
i want to translate output of JSP from english to HIndi and other languages.I need the class which could traslate the Output in other languages.
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hi frens !!
i want to translate output of JSP from english to
HIndi and other languages.I need the class which
could traslate the Output in other languages.
Thanks and Regards
Allwynit looks like your translator is not working correctly. read up on internationalization.

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i'm using jdev 11.1.1.5.0
in my use case i have worked on internationalization where i want to use hindi font
like this link -
Majid Hussain: Internationalization of ADF 11.1.1.3 Applications
as in above post majid used german language and write properties file for german language(which is using english character).
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1-First we changed the encoding value in jdeveloper.
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It depends on how much of data requires internationalization features. If the amount of hindi ( special charset ) data is more then, it makes sense to convert your database charset to UTF. If the amount of data is less, such as a few tables and few columns or maybe a schema, then you can use the NCHAR data type.
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http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/files/9i_jdbc/index.html
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Is there anything I can do about this?
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Hi….
Oracle experts told us to ask “In how many ways we can do it in oracle?” instead of asking “Can we do it in Oracle?” , I need ONE way to solve the following problem, it toke to much time and I don’t know if it can be solved !
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Edited by: khaled.w on May 24, 2010 7:29 AM
Edited by: khaled.w on May 24, 2010 7:35 AM

Don't tell so much.
Check the following link
1. PDF Reports in Unicode / Arabic &amp; English | Oracle Community
2. OraFAQ Forum: Reports & Discoverer » Report in Arabic(pdf) (merged)
3. Arabic Report generated to text file giving Jun... | Oracle Community
Hope this helps
Hamid

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Is it possible to display the static numerals as Hindi?

Trying to generate a report using XML Publisher, the report composed of two columns.
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Hmm,
In templates i guess, you can use multiple font text ..
same is the case here..
Arabic and hindi, are you using different font for these ?
if so, are these fonts available in server too ?
The test displayed can be static or dynamic, but if the server doesn't know which font to be applied, then its going to apply default font for the text.
At runtime, the server has to known, for this text which font has to be applied. if this has to happen, font has to be understood by server.

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Thanks in advance.

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Knowing all this, our problem is a matter of
organization of those approaches. How could I organize
the different files? Should I use a database to store
the messages, instead of using files (either
properties files or class files)? Or might I createYou could go with using Java's existing resource bundle facilities to work with localized resource bundles stored in files. Whether that be list or property resource bundles, the code is already written to load and manage resource bundles in these formats. I have personally worked with database-backed resource bundles, but that required custom code to be written.
On a performance note, list resource bundles are found before property resource bundles. In a development environment, I've used property resource bundles and when moving an application into production, I have gone through the conversion of the property to list resource bundle format. There's a utility in our book, "Java Internationalization" (O'Reilly) which does conversion from property to list resource bundle format for you.
different files depending on where the string texts
appear? For example, create a
properties file or a class file containing the
different string messages in every JSP file? Any other
ideas of organization or design would be highly
appreciated. Do you know any other web site where
internationalization has been applied or case studies
dealing with this matter?Also in our book, we advocate using different resource bundles for holding different types of localized data. For example, there's nothing that says you cannot have resource bundles devoted to user exception messages, status messages, regular text, prompt text, etc... By splitting up your resources into different categories and placing them in an appropriately named resource bundle, you can know exactly where certain resources will be pulled from when your application is running.
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Thanks in advance.Hope this helps.
-David

Printing in Hindi on SAP Form

Hi Guru's,
I have requirement to print some hindi text in SAP Form , please advise how to do that. I have gone through several posts which were posted for the same requirement but somehow don't see any concrete solution on it.
As hindi language is not available in SAP, Is it possible to print in Hindi on SAP Forms by uploading hindi fornt !! I need to print both variable and constant values.
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