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Hi,

One doubt came to my mind..

I got one Login Servlet where user should enter his user name and password.How can I handle the input paramaters and allow an user in China or Japan to Login to my application If the user enter his user name and password in a language other than English ,say Chinese or Japanese etc

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Do you mean thay will use japanese/chinese language characters (or alphabets) while entering username/password???
 
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Hi,

Yes...If they use Japanese or Chinese characters (Keyboards are available i think so )

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Chandrasekhar S,

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