Index
A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U W
A
- accessing the database server, 5.1
- Albany WT J font, 2.3.2
- ALTER SESSION statement
-
- in monolingual applications, 2.2.3
- in multilingual applications, 2.2.3
- Apache::Util module, 4.4.3
- application design, 1.3
- application-locales, 3.3.3
- architecture
-
- monolingual, 1.3
- multilingual, 1.3
B
- bidirectional languages
-
- formatting HTML pages, 4.2
C
- cascading style sheets, 4.2
- C/C++
-
- database access, 5.5
- database access in multilingual applications, 5.5
- translatable strings, 4.7.4
- C/C++ runtime, configuring, 6.2.4.5
- CHAR datatypes, 6.8
- character set
-
- definition, 1.2.2
- detecting with Oracle Globalization Development Kit, 3.5.6
- character set encoding, 4.3.1
- CharEncoding attribute, 4.5.1
- charset argument, 4.4.2
- charset parameter, 4.3.3.2
- configuration files
-
- editing manually, 6.2.1
- opmn.xml, 6.2.2
- configuring NLS_LANG
-
- in Oracle HTTP Server files, 6.2.2
- on Windows platforms, 6.2.2
- configuring Oracle HTTP Server for multilingual support, 6.2
- configuring OracleAS Portal for multilingual support, 6.3
- configuring the NLS_LANG environment variable, 6.2.2
- configuring transfer mode for mod_plsql, 6.2.3
- Content-Type HTTP header, 4.3.3.1
- CREATE DATABASE statement, 6.8
D
- database
-
- centralized, 5.1
- configuring, 5.1
- database access
-
- C/C++, 5.5
- Java, 5.1
- JDBC, 5.2
- multilingual non-Java applications, 5.1
- OCI API, 5.5.1
- Perl, 5.4
- PL/SQL, 5.3
- Unicode API, 5.5.2
- Unicode bind and define in Pro*C/C++, 5.5.3
- World-of-Books demo, 7.10
- database character set
-
- setting in the CREATE DATABASE statement, 6.8
- database server
-
- accessing, 5.1
- decoding HTTP headers, 4.6
-
- in OracleAS Single Sign-On, 4.6.1
- decoding string-type mobile context information headers, 4.6.2
- demonstration
-
- installing, 7.3
- See World-of-Books demonstration, 7.1
- detecting language and character sets
-
- Globalization Development Kit, 3.5.6
- determining user locale
-
- monolingual applications, 2.1
- multilingual applications, 2.1
- developing locale awareness, 2.1
- development environments, 1.4
- Discoverer
-
- configuring Java Plus for multilingual support, 6.7
- locale awareness, 2.3.4
- doGet() function, 4.3.4
- dynamic environment switching, 6.6
E
- editing configuration files, 6.2.1
- embedded URLs, 7.9
- encoding
-
- UTF-16, 5.1
- UTF-32, 5.1
- UTF-8, 5.1
- encoding HTML pages, 4.3
- encoding URLs, 4.4
-
- Java, 4.4.1
- Perl, 4.4.3
- PL/SQL, 4.4.2
- World-of-Books demonstration, 7.9
- entities
-
- named and numbered, 4.5
- environment switching, 6.6
- ESCAPE() function, 4.4.2
- escape_uri() function, 4.4.3
F
- fonts
-
- specifying in HTML pages, 4.2
- Forms Services
-
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.5
- locale awareness, 2.3.2
- locale awareness in a monolingual application, 2.3.2
- locale awareness in a multilingual application, 2.3.2
- Forms servlet, 2.3.2
- formsweb.cfg file, 2.3.2
- from_utf8() function, 4.3.6
G
- GDK application configuration file, 3.3, 3.4.1
-
- example, 3.3.7
- GDK application framework for J2EE, 3.4, 3.4
- GDK components, 3.1
- GDK error messages, B
- GDK Java API, 3.5
- GDK Java supplied packages and classes, 3.6
- GDK Localizer object, 3.4.4
- gdkapp.xml application configuration file, 3.3, 3.4.1
- GET requests, 4.5
- getDateTimeInstance() method, 2.2.1
- getParameter() function, 4.5.1
- getWriter() method, 4.3.4
- Globalization Development Kit, 3.1
-
- application configuration file, 3.3
- character set conversion, 3.5.3
- components, 3.1
- defining supported application locales, 3.4.5
- e-mail programs, 3.5.8
- error messages, B
- framework, 3.4
- integrating locale sources, 3.4.2
- Java API, 3.5
- Java supplied packages and classes, 3.6
- locale detection, 3.4.3
- Localizer object, 3.4.4
- managing localized content in static files, 3.4.7.2
- managing strings in JSPs and Java servlets, 3.4.7.1
- non_ASCII input and output in an HTML page, 3.4.6
- Oracle binary and linguistic sorts, 3.5.5
- Oracle date, number, and monetary formats, 3.5.4
- Oracle language and character set detection, 3.5.6
- Oracle locale information, 3.5.1
- Oracle locale mapping, 3.5.2
- Oracle translated locale and time zone names, 3.5.7
- supported locale resources, 3.4.2
H
- HTML form input
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- encoding, 4.5
- Java, 4.5.1
- named and numbered entities, 4.5
- Perl, 4.5.3
- Perl in multilingual applications, 4.5.3
- PL/SQL, 4.5.2
- PL/SQL monolingual applications, 4.5.2.1
- PL/SQL multilingual applications, 4.5.2.2
- World-of-Books demonstration, 7.7
- HTML page encoding
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- choosing for monolingual applications, 4.3.1
- choosing for multilingual applications, 4.3.2
- in PL/SQL and PSPs, monolingual environments, 4.3.5.1
- in PL/SQL and PSPs, multilingual environments, 4.3.5.1
- named and numbered entities, 4.5
- specifying, 4.3.3
- specifying in Java servlets and Java Server Pages, 4.3.4
- specifying in OracleAS Mobile Services, 4.3.7
- specifying in OracleAS Web Cache enabled applications, 4.3.8
- specifying in Perl, 4.3.6
- specifying in Perl for monolingual applications, 4.3.6
- specifying in Perl for multilingual applications, 4.3.6
- specifying in PL/SQL and PL/SQL Server Pages, 4.3.5
- specifying in the HTML page header, 4.3.3.2
- specifying in the HTTP header, 4.3.3.1
- World-of-Books demo, 7.6
- HTML pages
-
- concatenating strings, 4.7.1
- embedding text into images, 4.7.1
- fallback mechanism for translation, 4.7.1
- formatting for bidirectional languages, 4.2
- formatting in World-of-Books demonstration, 7.8
- formatting to accommodate text in different languages, 4.2
- JavaScript code, 4.7.1
- organizing content for translation, 4.7
- organizing static files for translation, 4.7.2
- space for dynamic text, 4.7.1
- specifying fonts, 4.2
- translatable C/C++ and Perl strings, 4.7.4
- translatable dynamic content in application schema, 4.7.6
- translatable strings in message tables, 4.7.5
- translation guidelines, 4.7.1
- user interface strings, 4.7.1
- HTTP Content-Type header, 4.3.6
- HTTP headers
-
- decoding, 4.6
- decoding in OracleAS Single Sign-On, 4.6.1
- HttpServletRequest.getParameter() API, 4.5.1
I
- IANA character sets
-
- mapping with ISO locales, 3.4.6
- native encodings, 4.3.1
- installing the World-of-Books demo, 7.3
- ISO locales
-
- mapping with IANA character sets, 3.4.6
J
- Java
-
- accessing the database, 5.1
- encoding URLs, 4.4.1
- HTML form input, 4.5.1
- organizing translatable static strings, 4.7.3
- Java Server Pages
-
- specifying HTML page encoding, 4.3.4
- Java servlets
-
- specifying HTML page encoding, 4.3.4
- JDBC
-
- database access, 5.2
L
- LANG environment variable, 6.2.4.1, 6.2.4.1, 6.2.4.5
- language
-
- detecting with Globalization Development Kit, 3.5.6
- languages
-
- OracleAS translated languages, A
- LC_ALL environment variable, 2.2.2, 6.2.4.1, 6.2.4.1, 6.2.4.5
- locale
-
- as ISO standard, 2.1
- as Java locale object, 2.1, 2.1
- as NLS_LANGUAGE and NLS_TERRITORY parameters, 2.1
- as POSIX locale name, 2.1
- based on the default ISO locale of the user's browser, 2.1
- changing operating system locale, 2.2.2
- definition, 1.2.1
- determined by user input, 2.1
- using user profile information from an LDAP directory server, 2.1
- locale awareness
-
- C++ applications, 2.2.2
- developing, 2.1
- in multilingual Perl and C/C++ applications, 4.3, 4.3
- in OracleAS Business Intelligence Discoverer applications, 2.3.4
- Java applications, 2.2.1
- OracleAS Forms Services, 2.3.2
- OracleAS Reports Services, 2.3.3
- OracleAS Wireless Services, 2.3.1
- Perl applications, 2.2.2
- PL/SQL applications, 2.2.3
- SQL applications, 2.2.3
- World-of-Books demo
-
- LocalizationContext methods, 7.5.2
- World-of-Books demonstration, 7.5
-
- determining locale, 7.5.1
- locale detection
-
- Globalization Development Kit, 3.4.3
- locale-charset-map, 3.3.1
- locale-determine-rule, 3.3.4
- LocaleMapper class, 3.5.8
- locale-parameter-name, 3.3.5
- Locale.setDefault() method, 2.2.1
- LocalizationContext methods, World-of-Books demo, 7.5.2
M
- manually editing configuration files, 6.2.1
- message tables
-
- translatable strings, 4.7.5
- message-bundles, 3.3.6
- Mobile Services
-
- specifying HTML page encoding, 4.3.7
- mod_jserv runtime for Java, configuring, 6.2.4.1
- mod_perl environment, 4.3.6
- mod_perl runtime for Perl scripts, configuring, 6.2.4.4
- mod_plsql
-
- configuring transfer mode, 6.2.3
- mod_plsql module
-
- datatypes, 4.5.2
- HTML form input in monolingual applications, 4.5.2
- mod_plsql runtime for PL/SQL and PL/SQL Server Pages, configuring, 6.2.4.3
- monolingual applications
-
- advantages, 1.3.1
- architecture, 1.3.1
- determining user locale, 2.1
- disadvantages, 1.3.1
- multilingual applications
-
- advantages, 1.3.2
- architecture, 1.3.2
- database access with C/C++, 5.5
- database access with Perl, 5.4
- database access with Unicode API, 5.5.2
- database access with Unicode bind and define in Pro*C/C++, 5.5.3
- determining user locale, 2.1
-
- based on ISO locale, 2.1
- based on user input, 2.1
- based on user profile, 2.1
- disadvantages, 1.3.2
- HTML form input in Perl, 4.5.3
N
- native2ascii utility, 4.7.2
- NCHAR datatypes, 6.8
- NLS_LANG parameter, 2.2.3
-
- configuring, 6.2.2
- configuring in Oracle HTTP Server files, 6.2.2
- configuring on Windows platforms, 6.2.2
- setting in a multilingual application architecture, 6.2.2.1
- values for commonly used locales, 6.2.2.1
O
- OC4J Java runtime, configuring, 6.2.4.2
- OCI API
-
- database access, 5.5.1
- Unicode API, 5.5.2
- opmn.xml, 6.2.2
- Oracle Language and Character Set Detection Java classes, 3.5.6
- OracleAS Business Intelligence Discoverer
-
- configuring Java Plus for multilingual support, 6.7
- locale awareness, 2.3.4
- OracleAS Forms Services
-
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.5
- locale awareness, 2.3.2
- OracleAS Infrastructure
-
- and global deployment, 6.1
- OracleAS Mobile Services
-
- specifying HTML page encoding, 4.3.7
- OracleAS Portal
-
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.3, 6.3
- OracleAS Reports Services
-
- locale awareness, 2.3.3
- OracleAS Web Cache
-
- specifying HTML page encoding in Web Cache enabled applications, 4.3.8
- OracleAS Wireless
-
- configuring encoding for outgoing messages, 6.4
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.4
- oracle.i18n.lcsd package, 3.6.1
- oracle.i18n.net package, 3.6.2
- oracle.i18n.Servlet package, 3.6.3
- oracle.i18n.text package, 3.6.4
- oracle.i18n.util package, 3.6.5
P
- packages
-
- DBMS_SQL, 2.2.3
- oracle.i18n.lcsd, 3.6.1
- oracle.i18n.net, 3.6.2
- oracle.i18n.Servlet, 3.6.3
- oracle.i18n.text, 3.6.4
- oracle.i18n.util, 3.6.5
- page-charset, 3.3.2
- Perl
-
- database access, 5.4
- database access in multilingual applications, 5.4
- encoding URLs, 4.4.3
- HTML form input, 4.5.3
- HTML form input in multilingual applications, 4.5.3
- specifying HTML page encoding, 4.3.6
- specifying HTML page encoding for monolingual applications, 4.3.6
- specifying HTML page encoding for multilingual applications, 4.3.6
- translatable strings, 4.7.4
- PL/SQL
-
- database access, 5.3
- encoding URLs, 4.4.2
- HTML form input, 4.5.2
- HTML form input in monolingual applications, 4.5.2.1
- HTML form input in multilingual applications, 4.5.2.2
- PL/SQL and Oracle PL/SQL Server Pages
-
- specifying HTML page encoding, 4.3.5
- Portal
-
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.3
- POSIX locale names, 6.2.4.1
- POST requests, 4.5
- Pro*C/C++
-
- database access, 5.5.3
- programming languages
-
- supported, 1.4
R
- Reports Server
-
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.6
- Reports Services
-
- locale awareness, 2.3.3
- locale awareness in a multilingual application, 2.3.3
- page encoding in HTML output, 4.3.9.2
- page encoding in XML output, 4.3.9.3
- specifying the page encoding, 4.3.9
- runtime default locale, configuring in a monolingual application architecture, 6.2.4
S
- schema
-
- translatable content, 4.7.6
- Servlet API, 4.5.1
- setContentType() method, 4.3.4
- setlocale() function
-
- monolingual applications, 2.2.2
- multilingual applications, 2.2.2
- setting NLS_LANG
-
- monolingual applications, 6.2.2.1
- setting NLS_LANG parameter
-
- in a multilingual application architecture, 6.2.2.1
- String.getBytes() method, 2.2.1
- String.getBytes(String encoding) method, 2.2.1
- string-type mobile context information headers
-
- decoding, 4.6.2
- strlen() function, 5.5.2
- switching environments, 6.6
T
- text datatypes, 5.5.2
- to_utf8() function, 4.5.3
- transfer mode
-
- configuring for mod_plsql, 6.2.3
- translated languages, A
- translation
-
- organizing HTML page content, 4.7
U
- Unicode
-
- definition, 1.2.3
- Unicode API
-
- database access, 5.5.2
- Unicode bind and define
-
- database access, 5.5.3
- Unicode data
-
- storing in the database, 6.8
- UNICODE::MAPUTF8 Perl module, 4.3.6
- url argument, 4.4.2
- url-rewrite-rule, 3.3.7
- URLs
-
- encoding, 4.4
- encoding in Java, 4.4.1
- encoding in Perl, 4.4.3
- encoding in PL/SQL, 4.4.2
- encoding in World-of-Books demonstration, 7.9
- with embedded query strings, 4.4
- utext datatype, 5.5.2, 5.5.3
- UTF-16 encoding, 5.1
- UTF-32 encoding, 5.1
- UTF-8 encoding, 4.5.3, 5.1
-
- for HTML pages, 4.3.2
- UTL_I18N PL/SQL package, 3.7
- UTL_LMS PL/SQL package, 3.7
- UTL_URL package, 4.4.2
- uvarchar datatype, 5.5.3
W
- wcslen() function, 5.5.2
- Web Toolkit API, 4.3.5.1
- Wireless
-
- configuring encoding for outgoing messages, 6.4
- configuring for multilingual support, 6.4
- World-of-Books demo
-
- architecture, 7.2.1
- building, 7.4.1
- database access, 7.10
- deploying, 7.4.2
- design, 7.2.2
- directory structure, 7.4
- HTML page encoding, 7.6
- installing, 7.3
- locale awareness
-
- LocalizationContext methods, 7.5.2
- online help, 7.11.1
- organizing HTML content, 7.11
- organizing static files, 7.11.1
- resource bundles, 7.11.2
- running, 7.4.3
- schema design, 7.2.3
-
- books table, 7.2.3
- customers table, 7.2.3
- docs table (book content), 7.2.3
- searching book contents, 7.5.4
- sorting query results, 7.5.3
- source file location, 7.4
- World-of-Books demonstration
-
- encoding URLs, 7.9
- formatting HTML pages, 7.8
- HTML form input, 7.7
- locale awareness, 7.5
-
- determining locale, 7.5.1
- overview, 7.1