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does java support ARABIC language through the Internationalizationi try to creat a properties file and write the words i want so it appears as a question mark (?)what i have to do

[207 byte] By [iyada] at [2007-10-2 1:15:09]

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# 1

Yes, but the writing and reading must use the correct encoding for Arabic (I don't know what that is, look it up), and whatever you're using to display the information must also support Arabic glyphs.Sun's internationalization documentation/tutorial has information on doing

ChuckBinga at 2007-7-15 18:36:13 >

# 2

And, as always when using properties files, remember that they have to be converted with native2ascii (comes with the JDK).The files can be encoded in utf-8, in fact I would recommend doing that, since you can then have all your files in the same encoding.

one_danea at 2007-7-15 18:36:13 >

# 3

And, as always when using properties files, remember that they have to be converted with native2ascii (comes with the JDK).

The files can be encoded in utf-8, in fact I would recommend doing that, since you can then have all your files in the same encoding.

what native2ascii and what is utf-8

realy i don't get it

could you give me mor details pleas

iyada at 2007-7-15 18:36:13 >

# 4

I think you need to read up a bit on internationalization and Java. You need to know what encodings are (such as utf-8), and you need to know the basics about properties files. I recommend the Search function here on the Sun support site.

The native2ascii converter utility is described here:

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/tooldocs/windows/native2ascii.html

one_danea at 2007-7-15 18:36:13 >

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