This image shows the architecture for a monolingual Internet application. The image is divided into 3 areas. On the left are the 4 browsers, in the middle are 2 servers, and on the right is the customer database.

The browsers are for an English locale, a Japanese locale, a Hebrew locale, and a Thai locale. The English browser communicates with the first server using ISO-8859-1. The Japanese browser communicates with the first server using Shift-JIS. The Hebrew locale communicates with the second server using ISO-8859-8. The Thai browser communicates with the second server using TIS-620.

The first server has two instances of Oracle Application Server, and two monolingual applications. One application is for the English locale and the other is for the Japanese locale. The server communicates with the customer's database using WE8MSWiN1252 for the English application and JAI6SJIS for the Japanese application.

The second server has two instances of Oracle Application Server, and two monolingual applications. One application is for the Hebrew locale, and the other is for the Thai locale. The server communicates with the customer's database using IW8MSWIN1255 for the Hebrew application, and TH8TISASCII for the Thai application.

HTTP is used between the browsers and the servers. Oracle Net is used between the servers and the database.