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| <h1>Internationalization</h1> |
| <p>Internationalization is the process of making software that |
| accommodates differences in language, culture and hardware. |
| Internationalization presents users with a consistent look, feel and |
| functionality across different language editions of a product.</p> |
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| <p>The XWT is internationalization support, in this section, we will |
| move with an example to understand internationalization.</p> |
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| <p>First thing we will require for internationalization is a set of |
| properties files. Each file contains a key/value pair for each message |
| that you expect your application to present. The naming format for these |
| files are <b>*.properties</b>.</p> |
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| <p>Besides, There need to a special java file for bind. The <b>BUNDLE_NAME</b> |
| is a String type which specifies the path of the message.properties |
| file. And also the key "title" in <b>*.Properties</b> file should be |
| declaration here as String.</p> |
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| <p>The text of the button is specified as "x:Static |
| java:Message.title". It bind to the value of title which defined in |
| message.properties file.</p> |
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