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How to make website support multiple languages

 
Manas Saxena
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I am not sure whether its the right place to post the question but still ..

I want to make my website(in jsp) support mulitple languages ,where do i start i have no idea how to do this?
 
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Start by studying the "fmt" class of JSTL tags. They'll allow you to display text and numeric values based upon the user's locale.

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You can have look at basic start point by using jstl ftm:setlocale tag. The mini tutorial for same is at - http://www.tutorialspoint.com/jsp/jstl_format_setlocale_tag.htm

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That should be <fmt:setLocale> -- not "ftm".

The whole category of JSTL fmt tags work together to enable localization.

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Thnanks for all the answers.Got it done
I am using google translate api for the purpose
 
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Manas Saxena wrote:I am using google translate api for the purpose



That's a cheaper alternative than having people do translations, but also definitely an inferior alternative.
 
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