Java in other languages of this world

hi ,
my question is: can we write with other languages like Arabic or French in java(Say in GUI) and then it preview our language letters in the results?
I know about supporting the UNICODE but what is needed to achieve the privious question(IDEs or any thing else).

come on guys no one here is expert so he can answer my
question....You've asked a very broad question, that is answered in great gory detail in obvious places in the JDK documentation, in the wrong Forum.
And, after giving the world at large 23 Whole Minutes to respond, you decide there are no experts around? The mind boggles.
Start here, and read until enlightened:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/guide/intl/index.html

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JNI wouldn't be the only way. Check out the Borland site for Delphi information. I'm pretty sure it will communicate via. Corba. Don't know about any other protocols/mechanisms.

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the list counts 160 languages!Ah well... looks like I was rather wrong then :-(I'm not so sure you were. When I first started with Java I expected a number of other languages to appear that would compile to Java byte code. To me it seemed an obvious way for toolmakers such as Powersoft (PowerBuilder) to get into the Java market yet still keep customers tied to their toolset but this hasn't seemed to happen.
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