- From: Martin Duerst <duerst@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 08 Jan 2003 14:48:09 -0500
- To: "Steve Billings" <billings@global360.com>, <public-i18n-geo@w3.org>
At 15:50 03/01/06 -0500, Steve Billings wrote: >Suggestions for points to address in the guidelines on Ojects, Images, and >Applets: > * How an object (such as an applet) should determine it's runtime > locale. In many (most?) cases, it makes sense to rely on the > default/system locale. Are there cases where that's not appropriate? For what is the locale relevant? In general, it might be better to say that applet,... writers should not depend on locale-sensitive behavior. > * Are there any known issues with mixing charsets (parent charset != > child charset) when embedding HTML objects? There may be, in particular for data passed from the parent document to the child applet. Ideally, such data would be passed in the platform- wide Unicode-based encoding, but it's probably not specified anywhere. It would be good to set up some actual examples and see if they work. Regards, Martin. >Steve > > >Steve Billings >Global 360 >Software Globalization Consulting & Training ><http://www.global360.com/>www.global360.com >+1 978-266-1604 > >
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