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Tutorial: End-to-end internationalization of Web applications

End-to-end internationalization of Web applications Going beyond the JDK A typical Web application workflow involves a user loading one of your Webpages into her browser, filling out HTML form parameters, and submitting data back to the server. The ser

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The JDK provides many facilities to enable an internationalized workflow from within your Java code, and the Apache Struts framework extends it even further. However, you must still take particular care when managing how data gets into your application code and how your application interacts with other components in an internationalized manner. It is at the interfaces where enabling internationalization is thinly documented and supported.

In this article, you explore what you need to accomplish when developing an internationalized Web application. You also learn some best practices that will make your global applications successful.

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