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How to SAVE&EDIT "HINDI" words in JSP & MySql...

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    I am developing one web application which needs to supports multi lamguages like english,hinsi,punjab and gujarati. I am displaying the Labels from ApplicationResource.preoperties(english,hindi..etc) for all languages. But the problem is whenever i am trying to save&edit the values from DB, its displaying wrong charecters in jsp page.plz help me regarding the same.. Your help is highly appreciated.... Regards, Kumar kumar.cergenx@gmail.com

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      I am developing one web application which needs to supports multi lamguages like english,hinsi,punjab and gujarati. I am displaying the Labels from ApplicationResource.preoperties(english,hindi..etc) for all languages. But the problem is whenever i am trying to save&edit the values from DB, its displaying wrong charecters in jsp page.plz help me regarding the same.. Your help is highly appreciated.... Regards, Kumar kumar.cergenx@gmail.com

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      You need to specify a suitable character set for your database, i.e. one which supports the languages that you want to store data in, something like Unicode. See MySQL Character Set Reference[^].

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