Thank you Martin,
I have double checked the Client and Server Operating systems.
Both support Arabic language. And Locale settings are also appropriated to
take Arabic language input and display as well.
Any suggestion ?
Regards,
Muhammad
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> Dear Martin,
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> Can you elaborate It please .
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> Application works fine most of the time. Only sometimes "?&q
Dear Martin,
Can you elaborate It please .
Application works fine most of the time. Only sometimes "?" are
displayed instead of proper Arabic text, and refreshing the page starts
displaying correct letters.
I have set the character encoding at JVM of application server.
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I display labels using message keys;
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i believe you will need to implement a character set which implements DBCS at
the server which hosts your struts webapp and delivers (Unicode) using DBCS as
a response.
Once you are able to input the characters from the selected character-set and
language-locale and display the characters from
How did you output your message label in jsp?
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