Understanding Java Interfaces For Internationalization; Main Steps For Creating An Internationalized Message - BEA WebLogic Server Manual

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Overview of Internationalization for WebLogic Server
Understanding Java Interfaces for
Internationalization
WebLogic Server uses the Java internationalization interfaces for providing
internationalization and localization. In addition to understanding how WebLogic
Server handles internationalization, users should be familiar with the Java
internationalization interfaces and the following classes included in the Java
Development Kit (JDK):
Class
java.util.Locale
java.util.ResourceBundle
java.text.MessageFormat
Main Steps for Creating an Internationalized
Message
The following steps describe how you create an internationalized message for use with
WebLogic Server:
1. Create or edit a top-level log catalog or simple text catalog by defining the
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messages in the catalog. For details, see
Message Editor" on page 3-1.
In addition to message text, include information about the type and placement of
any run-time values that the message contains.
Description
Represents a specific geographical, political, or
cultural region.
Provides containers for locale-specific objects.
Produces concatenated messages in a language-neutral
way.
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