Gus Wirth wrote:
Java has good Unicode support and has a plethora of ways for using it. You
can start with just some small CGI style apps until you decide you want
something like JSP (Java Server Pages) where you can then use the Apache
Tomcat product.
Stewart Stremler can tell you gory details about doing J2EE.
There are probably lighter Java frameworks that would fit your needs.
Something like Tapestry might be easier to deal with in the small rather
than JSP (which can be pretty verbose for simple stuff).
I am surprised nobody has mention Ruby on Rails. For the simplest
stuff, this is probably the fastest way. However, if you want more than
very basic stuff, you'd have to learn Ruby.
As for Unicode, the only one which handles Unicode completely is Java.
Period.
The others handle it, kinda, sorta, but you have to jump through some hoops.
-a
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