Configuring Globalization and Unicode in ASP.Net

Oct 11, 2009#csharp #dotnet51

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In ASP.Net, configuring and using globalized encoding is easy compared to JSP. It only requires adding certain content to the web.config file. This is because ASP.Net has its own server tools and operating system support, making it simple to implement multiple encoding formats.

Using globalization in ASP.net is an easy task. Unlike JSP, where you need to use EncodeFilter, in ASP.net you just need to add the following content to the web.config file. It's simple and practical. The reason is simple too. The built-in encoding format in Java is ISO8859 Unicode, but the encoding formats supported by the OS and server for the Java platform may vary. However, for ASP.net, it is easy to implement multiple encoding formats due to its own server tools like IIS and operating system support.

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