If your system has Japanese font, check my book's site:
    http://www.tootoo.to:8888/books/java-servlet/resource.html
English page is under contruction now.
    http://www.tootoo.to:8888/books/java-servlet/resource.en.1.html

To use non-ascii characters in the Servlet,
  - startup the servlet engine under english locale (if possible),
  - specify the charset or encoding, locale explicitly in the servlet.

Hope, this helps.

From: Shashank Phadke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: I18N : Japanese
Date: Fri, 4 Jun 1999 17:38:22 PDT

> Anyone developing / developed a servlets based system for Japanese HTML
> front end ?? I have the complete resource bundle setup for the JP  strings -
> and now I need to generate Japanese HTML output.
>
> 1. Basic : What all is needed for the HTML generation in Japanese ?
> 2. View  : Is installing proper fonts on browser sufficient enough to
>            see the characters ?
> 3. Server: From the servlet side is it just sufficient enough to set
>            the charset type ??
>
> I understand, its a little different for JP from the western european
> language handling.

---
Yoko Kamei Harada
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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