JDeveloper9i and native language support

I'm working on Read Hat Linux 7.3 with JDeveloper9i RC2. I wonder how I can use characters in comments, UI components e.t.c. Russian characters are displayed not properly nor in IDE code editor nor in resulting app. How can I setup JDeveloper to use native language characters?

You can implement graphs in many, many ways, it depends on what you want to use them for. That's why the choice is left to the programmer. An easy and basic means to do it in Python and probably other languages is using dictionaries of "neighbour vertexes", which can be done without loading any module.
If what you're searching is a general use language that implements a specific graph structure, I don't think there's any, and I would find that awkward.

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[email protected] wrote:
I've been posed a question in the abstract about Forte's native language
support. Does Forte support any languages other than C/C++? And if so,
what are the limitations or caveats?
Native Language Support could also mean the NLS standard which Forte supports. This
provides for Internationalization (I18N) of a Forte application. This means a client
application deployed in french, german, and english (for example), could all be making
requests of the same Forte shared service and getting responses in the native language.
We provide for changing the language/character set displayed both statically before the
application starts, and dynamically change it while the application is running.
If support native language support means ability for Forte to call existing application
logic written in C/C++, then today you can "wrapper" C functions in a Forte Class,
instantiate the class and "call-out" to the member functions (your c functions) directly
from the 4GL object.
C++ functions are a challenge due to cross platform C++ compiler issues which at a
minimum include "name mangling" being non-standard for all the C++ compilers.
However, you can "export" C++ class member functions as external "C" functions so that C
code can call the function as if it was regular K&R or ANSI C.
If other language support is required, I have customers on the East Coast which have
successfully wrappered MicroFocus Cobol on HP-UX, and the ADA language. This is due to
the concept of all 3GL languages today support the concept of allowing for their
language to be called from 'C' (other possibilities are Pascal, Fortran, etc).
Here the only caveat is you need to be aware of the other language's "boot-code" may be
registering for operating system "signals" and not handling them appropriately. This
rarely is an issue these days.
If other language support means do we code generate our 4GL language to any language
other than 'C++', the answer is currently "no".
However, we do support exporting Service object definitions to environments like DCE,
CORBA, Encinca (a TP monitor), and the WWW. In our next release we will complete our
support for exporting services objects to Java. This will allow for Java applications to
call upon the power of Forte's Shared Services architecture. Using this exporting
concept, applications written in various other languages would be able to "call-in" to
the Forte shared service from the ourside world.
Didn't know what you were looking for. Hope the above hit the mark. If not, write me, or
give me a call.
Regards,
jim

Not exactly sure what you are asking. Can you rephrase your question?
If your other server's locale is same as the one you configured then it should be ok.

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HI,
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that my version of 8.1. has a different core language compared with what the program uses and this version is not multi-language supported. Now I wonder if there are various versions of the core language in 8.1. or is the core
language unique, supported by various language packets for menu's, guiding texts, etc. Why do I then need a multi-language supported program? Where can I put this question?
Regards
Sverre

I'd probably try them here.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/home?forum=fsharpgeneral%2Cvcgeneral%2Cvbgeneral%2Ccsharpgeneral%2Cwindowsgeneraldevelopmentissues&filter=alltypes&sort=lastpostdesc
Regards, Dave Patrick ....
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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Firmware Update and Native Language

Dear all, I have recently purchased a E61 (what a beauty) in Taiwan. It was pre-installed with the native language of Traditional Chinese. I found out that there was a firmware update available for my phone via the Europe Nokia website (interestingly enough, the Chinese Nokia PC Suite pointed me to that website). I am now reluctant to update my phone, because I have no way to find out if this update will erase the Chinese language software on my phone. I am not sure if the language files are part of the firmware or not. Is there a way to find out? Thank you.
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fuigo

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These go to eleven.

N8/e7 and asian language support

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and
can the browser display proper chinese fonts?

dear nokia,
i live in greece and baught the e7 on a journey in Essen, Germany. At the time i had Anna and i asked to have the greek language and so i had.
yesterday i downloaded Belle and while everything is ok and the phone seems nice and fast with good shortcuts, i noticed that the greek language is no longer available either as writing neither as phone language.
the most weird thing is that all my contacs are in greek and so does the messages!
since the phone understands greek why is it that i cannot load a greek writing language patch?
at the local Nokia Care Point in athens kifisia they asked me for 16euro to load the Greek language witch is a huge disappointment for me since there is not a single warning for this problem when you load Belle via the computer.....
the least you could do is first warn for the problem and while working on new language packs
make the operetion FREE of charge from every nokia center!
you made this happen so you are the one to blame and ultimately you are the one that has to pay for this! or you are just going to lose clients who are dedicated nokia "fans" like me....
and something else... we are not talking about a nokia 100 here but for the top of the line E7, THE communicator phone, with an asking price of over 400 euro when new....
thanks for your time and i hope you anwser.
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athens greece

Help Oracle 10g+PHP and Bengali language support !!!!

Hi All:
i have a emp having a column names namewhich is of nvarchar2 datatype. What I want is to insert a value from a html from which will insert Bengali language as my input to the name filed in my database and show me the same on the browser when required.
Here am attaching a sample code which am using to connect/insert and show my table. This is working perfectly fine.
Please help me as am unable to insert data in local language. Please guide me the steps how to configure the NLS_LANG and how to do it.
ht.html
=====
<form action="insert.php" method="post">
<p> Your ID : <input type="number" name="id" /></p>
<p> Your NAME: <input type="text" name="name" /></p>
<p><input type="submit" /></p>
insert.php
=======
<?php
# if ($REQUEST_METHOD=="POST")
// Before running, create the table:
// CREATE TABLE MYTABLE (mid NUMBER, myd VARCHAR2(20));
$dbuser = "bob";
$dbpass = "bob";
#$dbtsn = "orcl"
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(id,name)
VALUES('".$_POST['id']."','".$_POST['name']."')";
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showv.php
========
<?php
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$e = oci_error($conn);
print htmlentities($e['message']);
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I am using RedHat Enterprise linux 4 update 1 and Oracle 10g.
Regards,
Pradyumna

Right... I found out how you can solve this, well not through the web interface... but oh well it is possible though...
the error I was getting was: ORA-01704: string literal too long.
the keyword/phrase is "bind variables"... Did a little more searching and found this site:
http://www.akadia.com/services/ora_bind_variables.html
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Since the data I will be inserting will be inserted via Java/.NET application I found the section called "Bind Variables in VB, Java and other applications" the most interesting... During my testing and I had neglected to use PreparedStatements in Java, and according to the site, using PreparedStatement provided an easier solution as the API does most of the work for you. My solution was to create a small program which read the large amounts of data from a file then feed this to a PreparedStatement, setObject or setASCIIStream/setCharacterStream, then execute it.
Well I hope this helps other people who get the same error code.

FB sdk 4.5 and multi-language support

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Hi,
I found this article:
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It is a way to attach my test app zip file here?
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English and Korean language support, buying in Korea?

The guy in the mac store told me all the macs can switch between Korean and English or whatever language. Are the operating systems the same but just selected for a main language? Would I be better to order one online from Canada or US? I do sometimes type in Korean and would like to have mainly an English system with the ability to toggle between typing English and Korean (hangeul) characters. If I buy in Korea the keys will actually have the hangeul characters on them, which is a bonus, but I'd like to know the operating system is the same and that I'll have no problems. I don't want all my menu's in Korean or nothing like that.
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http://www.apple.com/macosx/techspecs/
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RTL & Indian Language Support for Indesign CS6 Mac

Hi,
I am using Adobe Indesign CS6 Mac version and need support to using Arabic and Indian Language Support. I am not able to write this language. When I am pasting from Word or anywhere text is going cracked.
I also learn to enable language support from Character setting but I can't find Kashidas option on my Indesign.
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Best Regards,
Rakesh

That's because Larry is correct, and Ellis is correct about you needing to take Larry's advice if you don't have the World-Ready Composer in your menu. You need something like the World Tools plugin from InTools to access the complex-script tools not available in the menus in your install of CS6.
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Eastern Language Support

I'm running Win XP pro. I have the iTunes 7.0.2.16 and Eastern language support installed on my computer, but the Japanese, Chinese, and Thai entitled songs and artists on my computers still have little boxes. This only happens in iTunes. My Eastern language support works for everything else. Help please.

It might be that your ID3 tags are not in the right encoding. ConvertZ is a program that might help. Are you able to input the info in the correct script manually?
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Chines and Japanese lanugate support in flex.

I am using the ‘arial unicode ms’ in my application.
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Thnx in Advance,
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Native Indian language support for Asha 501

Hi,
Can you please let me know the list of native Indian languages supported in Nokia Asha 501? Also, can I store the phone contacts in a native language? I'm more interested in knowing the list of mobiles from Nokia that support the Indian language Telugu.
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Imtiaz.

Here, Telugu works for both the menu, for contacts, and for keyboard.
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UTF8 without BOM and language support tools

Do you know edit applications can save UTF8 Java file without BOM and can work with language support tools (type any language in unicode edit mode) ?
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Try jEdit from http:/www.jedit.org/.
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N91 Chinese language support and error msg: operat...

Nokia phone: N91 WCDMA
Firmware update: v2.20.008
PC Suite: v7.0.82
PC: Window XP 32-bit OS
After updated the software, there is no Chinese for phone and written language. Is there any way that I can install the language instead of going to Nokia Care Centre? In spite of that, the Nokia phone browser prompt error message “The operation could not be completed” when I tried to access it. What is the problem?

Hi!
Can you give more details, especially your productcode? (You can find it by tapping *#0000# and it starts with 05**.)
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BR,
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