Re: japanese characters
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11327
interpreted = N
texte = >Can you explain more how this will work? The ability to do Japanese is >one of >the reasons we chose WebCatalog. Ideally, we'd like the customers to >select the >language of their choice (English, German, French and Japanese are the >highest >priorities for implementation). > >Will we have to buy a different version of WebCatalog for the double-byte >features? We will make the English version of the store functional before >we do >Japanese, but we are looking ahead.Sandy:I can tell you right off the bat that handling double-byte character sets (like Japanese) is not a trival task. WebCatalog is one of the very few net catalog products on ANY platform that supports double-byte characters. We have been usuing v1.6.1 successfully with Japanese charcters being served from the templates *and* database (www.crazyshirts.com). I have had no problem serving double-byte characters so far from v 2.0. The NT version I believe doesn't completely support double-byte characters...yet. You should have no problem working with Japanese character sets. Have fun working with Japanese!Aloha,Olin ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Olin Kealoha Lagon (v) 808.539.3978 Director of Website Creation & Sales (f) 808.539.3766 WorldPoint Interactive, Inc. (c) 808.291.1610 www.worldpoint.com (e) olin@worldpoint.com
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>Can you explain more how this will work? The ability to do Japanese is >one of >the reasons we chose WebCatalog. Ideally, we'd like the customers to >select the >language of their choice (English, German, French and Japanese are the >highest >priorities for implementation). > >Will we have to buy a different version of WebCatalog for the double-byte >features? We will make the English version of the store functional before >we do >Japanese, but we are looking ahead.Sandy:I can tell you right off the bat that handling double-byte character sets (like Japanese) is not a trival task. WebCatalog is one of the very few net catalog products on ANY platform that supports double-byte characters. We have been usuing v1.6.1 successfully with Japanese charcters being served from the templates *and* database (www.crazyshirts.com). I have had no problem serving double-byte characters so far from v 2.0. The NT version I believe doesn't completely support double-byte characters...yet. You should have no problem working with Japanese character sets. Have fun working with Japanese!Aloha,Olin ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Olin Kealoha Lagon (v) 808.539.3978 Director of Website Creation & Sales (f) 808.539.3766 WorldPoint Interactive, Inc. (c) 808.291.1610 www.worldpoint.com (e) olin@worldpoint.com
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