Cover Story: A Practical Solution to Internationalization of a J2EE Web App

Sat, 21 Jan 2006 15:15:00 EST

As the Internet crawls to even more remote corners of the globe, the internationalization of Web applications exposes a plethora of challenges. As a real-world example, if an airline starts reaching far more remote destinations across international frontiers, a Web application representing the airline's ecommerce will face numerous challenges in terms of internationalizing the ecommerce itself.

Adding Internationalization to Business Objects

Tue, 21 Jun 2005 13:00:00 EDT

The Web transcends national boundaries and many sites reach global audiences, which brings into the spotlight the problem of internationalization of Web applications. The Java community has an established approach for supporting multilingual applications through resources stored in ResourceBundle, which works well in examples but has many shortcomings when applied to real world problems.