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i want to make a language translator application (English>Hindi) for my final year project.
i want to run this application offline.
plz tell me how to create database for querying sentence and to translate it...??
plz help me out..
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Updated 25-Aug-11 6:48am
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Final year project?! and you don't know how to create a database?!
Seriously if you're about to finish your education then you should really not be asking for help with basic database operations.
You should be able to realize that translating sentence's isn't something you just do or tell people how to do with a few lines in an answer. If it was as "simple as this is how you do it" then it wouldn't be worth doing as a final year project.
 
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paras.desai 25-Aug-11 12:40pm    
i do know how to create the database and how to access it but my point of concern is to translate a sentence??
are der ne algorithms available?
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Aug-11 23:51pm    
Algorithm? You must be kidding. Just think a bit. This task could take your lifetime, with no essential results I suspect.
--SA
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Aug-11 23:50pm    
Ha-ha, OP's busted.
--SA
Simon Bang Terkildsen 26-Aug-11 0:03am    
Indeed, and thank you for the +5
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Aug-11 23:52pm    
I voted 5 for this answer, by the way.
--SA
Try JPA (Java Persistence API)
Read up about it and use it to create a embedded database.
With this you'll be not only doing your little project but ensuring a job in the future as I think that this type of db development is going to become more promenent in the future to come.
 
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You know, Google is a precious resource for the developer. See, for instance: "Trail: JDBC(TM) Database Access"[^].
 
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Better you study related research paper for translator.....u'll get whole SRS and algorithms n other related information...

All d best...
 
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