Language translation in java

i think u may have seen some site have a facility to translation there language in to other
language.
so what i want here
a component for translating one language to another.
how can i do that can any one help me pl
i want it as a component so that it can be embeded/integrated in to all existing websites
like ASP , JSP
& any applications.
so pl help me & tell me what can i do PL
Thk for your time
Bye
Harsh

Making it so it can be called from different scripting languages is not really possible, you would need to port the code to the different languages or provide the component as some sort of SOAP service.
As for the translation, there are some online services that allow you to translate pieces of text, but they aren't perfect. Single words may work, but whole texts will look pretty much like a child wrote them. Websites that support multiple languages usually have their text in a database for all the languages they support.
Hope that answers at least part of your question.

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