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Java Internationalization Java Series 1st David Czarnecki

Name: Java Internationalization Java Series 1st David Czarnecki
SKU: BELL-2539652
Price: 31.00 USD
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Java Internationalization Java Series 1st David Czarnecki instant download after payment.

Publisher: O'Reilly Media

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.16 MB

Pages: 460

Author: David Czarnecki

ISBN: 0596000197

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1st

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Java Internationalization Java Series 1st David Czarnecki by David Czarnecki 0596000197 instant download after payment.

On the Internet, there are almost no barriers against international commerce. Except for language. Unfortunately, most software is still written in English. Java Internationalization shows how to write software that is truly multi-lingual, using Unicode, a standard system that supports hundreds of character sets for most modern languages and many ancient ones. English-only software is already obsolete. Java Internationalization brings Java developers up to speed on the new generation of software development: writing software that is no longer limited by language boundaries.This book explores Java Unicode and provides concrete examples for using its features to create multilingual user interfaces; to correctly format currency, dates and times; and to ensure font support for different languages.