Oracle text for italian language document

How i can set Oracle Text index to index an italian text field.
How can i set the right stop_list, lexer, .....
Thanks

I believe if your NLS_LANG settings are set appropriately for Italian, it should automatically use the proper defaults for Italian in a text index.

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