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Unicode Support in Web Based SystemsClaudia Galvan - Adobe Systems, Inc.
Description:A walk through of the Unicode support in popular Web Servers including: Cold Fusion, Web Objects and Windows ISS. Use of commercial tools, and processes to implement a Web Based multilingual system. We will also describe the Unicode implementation of a Web based system using a Unicode Oracle DB in the back end and Cold Fusion in the front end. Conclusion:How to provide a Unicode solution all the way facilitates the implementation of multilingual web-based applications. Summary:When implementing web-based systems, the recommended solution is to enable Unicode to allow for multilingual support. Evaluation of available resources, aligning the development tools to provide a Unicode solution all the way, and development guidelines to ensure multilingual scalability. A real life example of a common glossary system published on the Web and the process and technical challenges overcome using off the shelf tools and programmer ingenuity. |
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