Khmer language and Oracle

I am in charge of designing a web site portal for the Ministry of commerce of Cambodia. In the design of the web site portal, I am facing the difficulty that the users would be able to input the data in both Khmer and English languages.
I am also considering to use Oracle 9i as the database of the transaction.
Looking at Sun Web site, I have noticed that the language, Khmer, is not officially listed in the 'Supported Locales'. Also, there are several different applications, using different keyman conventions, making it nearly impossible to rely on harmonized inputs. As a result, the database would be overflowed by noises.
I would like to know:
1) How can I solve this issue?
2) What do you suggest for developing a web site
portal in these conditions?
3) How to begin the process of getting Khmer
language/locale support officially included
Thanks
Laurent

Looking at Sun Web site, I have noticed that the
language, Khmer, is not officially listed in the
'Supported Locales'. Also, there are several differentKhmer isn't the same as Cambodian? Because the "km" Locale is supported by Java.

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