Fred,
I messed aorund with a very similar question. In my opinion, the easiest way
to implement multi language support is to create resource files containing
your text in different languages and to place them into the appropriate
subdirectories in the resources directory under the ND project directory.
You can use the CSpResouceBundle class to access the appropriate message
depending on the language selected.
Hope this helps
Axel
Fred Bruegmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> I am accessing a database that has the same text stored in several
> different languages. Depending on what language the user selects we
> populate the page the appropriate text strings. The text is stored in
> Oracle in UTF8 format on an Oracle8 server.
>
> The problem I'm having is that I can't get the special characters
> (accents, graves,umlauts) etc to display properly in the browser. I've
> tried using alter session SQL statements to set the nls_language and
> nls_territory by using executeimmediate in the onBeforeExecuteEvent of
> the dataobject (tested with a single worker/1 worker per process RDBMS
> configuration to ensure that I didn't hit a different connection when
> the actual query is executed) and have also tried setting a locale for
> the datasource in the onAfterInitEvent of the ds. So far none of this
> has allowed me to display the text correctly in the browser. I have
> verified that I can display other sites with the languages we are using
> on my browser so I think I have the fonts the browser needs.
>
> Does anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Fred
>
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