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This is a Web Solution designed to teach all newcomers into the .Net field on
how to incorporate Multi-language support into your Web Applications.
This tutorial will teach you:
- How to create the Resource files for various languages.
- How to access the Resource file data from the web pages.
- How to store Unicode (multilingual) data into the database.
- How to access multilingual data from the database.
The WebSite consists of three ASPX pages:
- multiling.aspx (this is the first page)
- secondpage.aspx (the user is sent to this page from the first
page)
- thirdpage.aspx (this is the last page of the solution and the ser is sent
here from second page.)
The tutorial shows how the multilingual data can be accessed by the following
different methods:
- The Resource Files
- The Database. (In our case, we used MS SQL Server)
Please check the ZIP file for more details and the sample Web Solution. | |
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