Comments for J. O'Conner Consulting, Inc. http://joconner.com Creating global software Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:00:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Unicode support doesn’t mean your application is internationalized by Nisha http://joconner.com/unicode/unicode-support#comment-70 Nisha Mon, 03 Nov 2008 10:36:42 +0000 http://joconner.com/unicode/unicode-support-doesnt-mean-your-application-is-internationalized#comment-70 We are developing a website in spring framework. We need to localize this in Japan and other languages. We are using the MySQL database. What are the things we need to consider for localizing the website. Could you please help us? We are developing a website in spring framework. We need to localize this in Japan and other languages. We are using the MySQL database. What are the things we need to consider for localizing the website. Could you please help us?

]]> Comment on Managing resources in the Swing Application Framework (JSR 296) by Amaris http://joconner.com/java/jsr-296-resources#comment-68 Amaris Tue, 28 Oct 2008 18:24:37 +0000 http://joconner.com/?p=118#comment-68 You write very well. You write very well.

]]> Comment on Unicode support doesn’t mean your application is internationalized by joconner http://joconner.com/unicode/unicode-support#comment-60 joconner Tue, 07 Oct 2008 05:03:05 +0000 http://joconner.com/unicode/unicode-support-doesnt-mean-your-application-is-internationalized#comment-60 I mean that one can support Unicode by implementing some features of the Unicode standard without implementing ALL of the standard. For example, your application may be able to search and store any Unicode character but may NOT be able to display all of them. Or your application may be able to store Arabic characters but may not be able to render them from right to left correctly. This type of mixed support is common, and rarely does any application fully support all aspects of the Unicode standard. The real message of this particular blog entry is that internationalization and Unicode support are not typically complete in any project, and there are numerous levels of both. I mean that one can support Unicode by implementing some features of the Unicode standard without implementing ALL of the standard. For example, your application may be able to search and store any Unicode character but may NOT be able to display all of them. Or your application may be able to store Arabic characters but may not be able to render them from right to left correctly.

This type of mixed support is common, and rarely does any application fully support all aspects of the Unicode standard. The real message of this particular blog entry is that internationalization and Unicode support are not typically complete in any project, and there are numerous levels of both.

]]> Comment on Unicode support doesn’t mean your application is internationalized by T800 http://joconner.com/unicode/unicode-support#comment-56 T800 Tue, 07 Oct 2008 01:02:01 +0000 http://joconner.com/unicode/unicode-support-doesnt-mean-your-application-is-internationalized#comment-56 "Instead, “support” usually means that you can do some things with Unicode but probably not others." Could you elaborate on that? “Instead, “support” usually means that you can do some things with Unicode but probably not others.”

Could you elaborate on that?

]]> Comment on Managing resources in the Swing Application Framework (JSR 296) by Swing links of the week: September 14 : Pushing Pixels http://joconner.com/java/jsr-296-resources#comment-8 Swing links of the week: September 14 : Pushing Pixels Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:00:56 +0000 http://joconner.com/?p=118#comment-8 [...] O’Conner dives into the resource management layer of AppFramework reference implementation of JSR [...] [...] O’Conner dives into the resource management layer of AppFramework reference implementation of JSR [...]

]]> Comment on JavaScript file encoding by mozz http://joconner.com/javascript/javascript-file-encoding#comment-2 mozz Tue, 09 Sep 2008 07:24:50 +0000 http://joconner.com/?p=19#comment-2 Useful info, thanks! Useful info,
thanks!

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