Re: [Indic-computing-devel] W.r.t to ContentManager.de and MailJol.com

[sunil <su...@in...>]

Dear Sastry, Harsha and Nanitha,

Do tell us if the code of Inscript input method, for Java 1.4 using opentype fonts is open 
source and cross platform. For ex. Does it work in Mozilla for Linux and Windows. Please 
give us more details about the project.

Thanks,

Sunil
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-----Original Message-----
From: Guntupalli Karunakar <kar...@fr...>
To: su...@in..., har...@ya..., rs...@mg...
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2002 12:18:20 +0530
Subject: Re: [Indic-computing-devel] W.r.t to ContentManager.de and MailJol.com

> On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 10:17:51 +0530
> "sunil" <su...@in...> wrote:
> 
> > I have already reverted w.r.t to contentmanager.de. Do write if you
> need any other 
> > clarifications. The deal is that my colleague Sreekanth has given a 7
> day Python and Zope 
> > training to the students of Vidhya Prathistan Institute of
> Information Technology, 
> > Baramathi, Maharastra. This is an educational institution promoted by
> Sharad Pawar. In 
> > exchange for the training the principal Dr. Amol Goje has agreed to
> assign co-ordinated 
> > project work to the students of the college so that they can
> contribute to the 'open source' 
> > movement. My team in Bangalore - MAHITI.ORG is inexperienced in Java.
> We need 
> > someone to help us with the roadmap of the Java Applet [multilingual
> - multiplatform 
> > WYSIWYG HTML editor - XML support]. Once this roadmap is prepared.
> MAHITI will 
> > co-ordinate the development along with the students of VIIT. Can
> anyone please help 
> > with this ....we are getting desperate.
> > 
> > W.r.t to MailJol I am most interested in
> > > 4 Methods on Input [Onscreen Keyboard, Phonetic, 
> > > UNICODE to FontCode translator
> > > FontCode  to UNICODE translator
> 
>   There is an ISCII plugin (displays ISCII text in webpage using fonts
> installed locally, no dynamic font stuff ) 
> ISCII plugin is available from
> 
> http://www.iiit.net/ltrc/iscii/index.htm
> 
> 
> Some font convertors also  (from ISCII <-> font encoding)
> 
> http://www.iiit.net/ltrc/FC-1.0/fc.html
> 
> All these are written in C, but should be very easy to rewrite them in
> Java.
> The above are released under GPL.
> 
> There are some English-indianlang dictionaries also there in ISCII
> format . I am working on converting them to Unicode & put them in a SQL
> database. This would help in translation tools we want to create.
> 
> > Again we have no Java competence to replicate this -- I think the
> MailJol uses 
> > COM/ActiveX and therefore does not work on Linux
> 
> TDIL Team at IISc has developed Inscript input method, for Java 1.4
> using opentype fonts. 
> Contact:
> Sastry Ramachandrula <rs...@mg...>,
> Harsha <har...@ya...>
> Anita <na...@mg...>,
> 
> Regards,
> Karunakar
> 
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