We are developing an application in which we need to implement spell checking for Indic languages that use ANSI fonts (not UNICODE) I am looking for a Dictionary Component or Source Code that will allow: To maintain separate dictionaries like for example Legal, commercial, etc. Support more than one language If possible to allow devel...
Hi All, We're going to be building some J2ME apps and Java/Rails webapps which will have a Kannada(a south indian language, for those who don't know much about India) UI. The UI and the data will both be in Kannada for these apps. So, we will need to write code containing some of these language text in the source code. I find it irrita...
Hi All, We're going to be building some J2ME apps and J2ee/Rails webapps which will have a Kannada(a south indian language, for those who don't know much about India) UI. The UI and the data will both be in Kannada for these apps. So, we will need to write code containing some of these language text in the source code. I find it irrita...
am working on a java(tomcat) app. that sometimes writes to stdout. But I notice that indic languages(say, kannada) turn out as ?????? characters on the std. windows console(terminal) on Windows Vista (SP1 Home premium 64-bit). I know that I could run tomcat from within emacs(GNU Emacs 23.1.50.1 (i386-mingw-nt6.0.6001)) so I could see th...
I am trying to dislplay a kannda character in a Java app. String fonts[] = ge.getAvailableFontFamilyNames(); This shows that there is a font family by name "BRH Kannada" Font f = new Font("BRH Kannada", Font.PLAIN, 20); and then I do button.setFont(f); now when i set the button text, I have to ideally get the text on button to use ...