Hi Victor,
From your description, I understand that you're developing an web
application which need to display multi-lingual characeters/text in the
pages. However, since the webserver only support lartin based single byte
chars, you're wondering how to resolve the problem, correct?
Based on my understanding, for web application since the web page content
is constructed as HTML stream and flush to client-side, it is depend on the
client-side browser's charset, font that can support different
region/language's text. So even if your webserver is a configured as a
lartin region charset/codepage, you can write out unicode chars in your web
page and the client-side should be able to display them as long as the
client-side machine has installed the correct fonts for the certain
languages.
For the problem you mentioned here:
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So my chinese version and japanese version can not be displayed correctly.
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are you visiting the web page directly on the webserver locally? If so,
this is the expected behavior since your webserver doesn't contains the
multi-lingual fonts resources. You can test the page from some other
machine that has installed the correct language fonts.
Here are some resources on developing multilingual/word ready application
from Microsoft globaldev portal:
#Designing a World-Ready Program
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/getWR/DesignWRProg/default.mspx
#Globalization Step-by-Step
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/getWR/steps/wrguide.mspx
For .NET/asp.net specific resource, you can search "Globalization" or
"localization" in MSDN.
Also, if you have any more specific questions or concerns here, welcome to
discuss here.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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