Sunday, April 24, 2005
Create internationalized JSP applications
Designing Java Server Pages (JSP) applications for an international audience is more of an art than a science, involving much more than meets the eye. The key to success is to understand the unique server-side problems associated with internationalization. Java developer Sing Li clarifies the key problem and presents two solutions based on tried-and-true techniques.
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