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Internationalization support in Java

Vartan Piroumian

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Abstract

This article presents new technology in Java that gives developers the power to produce commercial-grade internationalized software. The Java environment, that is, the Java programming language, VirtualMachine, and Java Development Kit (JDK), provides a more elegant, robust, comprehensive scheme for creating global software than any other platform in widespread use today.

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This article presents new technology in Java that gives developers the power to produce commercial-grade internationalized software. The Java environment, that is, the Java programming language, VirtualMachine, and Java Development Kit (JDK), provides a more elegant, robust, comprehensive scheme for creating global software than any other platform in widespread use today.

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This article presents new technology in Java that gives developers the power to produce commercial-grade internationalized software. The Java environment, that is, the Java programming language, VirtualMachine, and Java Development Kit (JDK), provides a more elegant, robust, comprehensive scheme for creating global software than any other platform in widespread use today.

Key concepts: Java, Computer science, Real time Java, Java annotation, Java API for XML-based RPC, strictfp, Software engineering, Java applet

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