Internationalization

Allows the development of localizable applets. Enhancements include the display of UNICODE characters, a locale mechanism, localized message support, locale-sensitive date, time, time zone and number handling, collation services, character set converters, parameter formatting, and support for finding character/word/sentence boundaries.

NOTE: Internationalization uses enhancements to IO. See IO Enhancements for related information.

Acknowledgment: Most of the design and implementation of the Internationalization API is by IBM's Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley. Java Software is grateful for their work.

• JDK 1.1 Internationalization Overview

• A New Tutorial for Internationalization!

• Adding Fonts to the Java Runtime
• Unicode Font Support in JDK 1.1

• Collation
• Date and time formatting
• Message formatting
• Number formatting
• Text boundaries

• java.text Package
• java.io Package

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NOTE - Do not directly call any API in:

   text.resource.*

This package is not included in this list, because it is a temporary package.
We had to make them public to work around a problem in 1.1 that we will fix
in the next API-change release. The API and implementation in this package
will change, and some API will possibly be added and deleted.
Please treat these as if they were package-private.

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• native2ascii - Converts native-encoded characters to UNICODE
  (for Solaris) (for Windows)

• Supported Locales
• Supported Encodings
• Euro Support