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Web Page Interface Localisation in Devanagari for Commercial Interactive Applications by Enhancing Basic Functionality of Apache Server
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 18 - Number 4 |
| Year of Publication: 2011 |
| Authors: M. L. Dhore, S. K. Dixit, J. B. Karande |
10.5120/2275-2941
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M. L. Dhore, S. K. Dixit, J. B. Karande . Web Page Interface Localisation in Devanagari for Commercial Interactive Applications by Enhancing Basic Functionality of Apache Server. International Journal of Computer Applications. 18, 4 ( March 2011), 6-10. DOI=10.5120/2275-2941
Abstract
The Internet is a global medium of communication and information sharing with the evolution of e-Commerce and e-Governance applications along with enterprise architecture evolution. It provides vast opportunities for existing marketing professionals to establish business dimensions and capture benefits with software resources. The serviceability factors of the Internet have proven to be beneficial to society, by and large, with the only limitation being the linguistic barrier, since English has been the predominant language for the World Wide Web since its inception and hence it’s usage is confined to a specific community of people have a good grasp of the English language.. The solution to this problem is web page interface localisation. Web Page interface localisation of commercial web based interactive applications is the path-breaking solution which provides efficient and effective user-friendly interface by translating the Web page interface stored on the Web Server to the target native language on the fly. Authors focused on how to provide local language access for Indian National Language Hindi and Marathi Language of Maharashtra state for the interface of commercial web based application (domain specific application) by using controlled language.
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