The Java2 platform provides the foundation for supporting a wide variety languages and customs. Text is represented with the Unicode character set, which covers most scripts in use today. Additionally, Java2 provides a rich set of capabilities for displaying and interacting with visually complex text. Processing database information using Unicode, a case study Many applications that process database information are moving toward Unicode as their internal encoding, while allowing for multiple legacy encodings on input and output. This presentation delves into Unicode normalization, the process of converting equivalent strings to a unique format.
Normalization allows for fast binary comparison and accurate digital signatures.
It is recommended for XML, JavaScript and other technologies. This presentation summarizes the enhancements and modifications in Unicode 3.0, the next major release of the Unicode Standard. This article summarizes the lessons learned and recommends approaches to help API-library and language designers implement internationalization support effectively. Unicode, an overview International sales represent a significant portion of US software companies total revenue stream. To sell software overseas, the software must be internationalized, that is, made able to input and output information correctly in the language of the local market.