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1st May 2009, 12:33 AM
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On 31 March 2009, an RFC which specifies a standard for E-mail Address Internationalization (EAI) and was co-authored by two (2) engineers of JPRS was published. This means that EAI is prepared for the field tests toward the actual utilization.
An e-mail address is described in the form of "user-name@domain-name". In terms of standardization of "domain name" which is on the right part to @, a standard is already defined as Internationalized Domain Name (IDN). EAI is the technology which internationalizes the whole e-mail address including the left part to @, i.e., "local part"; also, it is the technology whereby non-ASCII characters of various languages including Japanese can be used in any part of an e-mail address.
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On 31 March 2009, an RFC which specifies a standard for E-mail Address Internationalization (EAI) and was co-authored by two (2) engineers of JPRS was published. This means that EAI is prepared for the field tests toward the actual utilization.
An e-mail address is described in the form of "user-name@domain-name". In terms of standardization of "domain name" which is on the right part to @, a standard is already defined as Internationalized Domain Name (IDN). EAI is the technology which internationalizes the whole e-mail address including the left part to @, i.e., "local part"; also, it is the technology whereby non-ASCII characters of various languages including Japanese can be used in any part of an e-mail address.
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