- The definition of the subset of a user's environment that depends on + The definition of the subset of a user's environment that depends on language and cultural conventions.
The process of establishing information within a computer system @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Analysis
Other application servers: ATG Dyanmo, Broadvision, Vignette, ... ? Anyone know how they deal with i18n ?
System/Package "coversheet" - where all -documentation for this software is linked off of
User's guide
Other-cool-system-related-to-this-one +documentation for this software is linked off of
User's guide
Other-cool-system-related-to-this-one document
LI18NUX 2000 Globalization Specification: http://www.li18nux.net/
Loading source files (.tcl or .adp) or content files from the -filesystem
Accepting form input data from users
Delivering text output to a browser
Composing an email message
Writing data to the filesystem
Acs-templating does the following.
When the acs-templating package opens an an ADP or Tcl file, it assumes the file is iso-8859-1. If the output charset (OutputCharset) in the AOLserver config file is set, then acs-templating assumes it's that charset. +filesystem
Accepting form input data from users
Delivering text output to a browser
Composing an email message
Writing data to the filesystem
Acs-templating does the following.
When the acs-templating package opens an an ADP or Tcl file, it assumes the file is iso-8859-1. If the output charset (OutputCharset) in the AOLserver config file is set, then acs-templating assumes it's that charset. Writing Files
When the acs-templating package writes an an ADP or Tcl file, it assumes the file is iso-8859-1. If the output charset (OutputCharset) in the AOLserver config file is set, - then acs-templating assumes it's that charset.
There are two classes of Tcl files loaded by the system; + then acs-templating assumes it's that charset.
There are two classes of Tcl files loaded by the system; library files loaded at server startup, and page script files, which are run on each page request.
Should we require all Tcl files be stored as UTF8? That seems too much of a burden on developers.
50.10 Tcl library files can be authored @@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ override the default system choice of character set when parsing and validating user form data. INCOMPLETE - form widgets in acs-templating/tcl/date-procs.tcl are not - internationalized. Also, acs-templating's UI needs to be + internationalized. Also, acs-templating's UI needs to be internationalized by replacing all user-visible strings with message keys.
50.30.10In Japan and some other Asian languages where there are multiple character set @@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ data to the content repository as well
80.10 Support API for correct collation (sorting order) on lists of strings in locale-dependent way.
80.20 For the Tcl API, we will say that locale-dependent sorting will use Oracle SQL operations (i.e., we -won't provide a Tcl API for this). We require a Tcl API +won't provide a Tcl API for this). We require a Tcl API function to return the correct incantation of NLS_SORT to use for a given locale with
ORDER BYclauses in queries.80.40 The system must handle full-text @@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ universal time zone, UTC.
90.40 For a registered users, a time zone preference should be stored.
90.50 For a non-registered user a time zone preference should be attached via a session or else UTC should -be used to display every date and time.
90.60 The default if we can't +be used to display every date and time.
90.60 The default if we can't determine a time zone is to display all dates and times in some universal time zone such as GMT.