One of the main differences between JUMP and OpenJUMP is that OpenJUMP
has been internationalized by members of the community. All of the
plug-ins that I write for OpenJUMP are internationalized. A few months
back I was internationalizing one of my plug-ins and the experience
left me wanting more from Java's built-in I18N system.

I have been working on a group of classes centered on an
EnhancedResourceBundle object. It provides an alternative to using
properties files to store translated strings. It allows you to store
other information in addition to the translated string, like
translation notes, a list of class names where the string is used, and
a description of the translated string. The code allows you to write
and read EnhancedResourceBundle objects from XML files. It's also got
some utilities for working with Locale objects.

The code is functional, and unit tested, although it needs some better
Javadoc and documentation. I was hoping to add it to JODD, a Java
utility library, but it may not be a good fit. I need to check with
the libraries author and maintainer. Does GeoTools allow modules for
this type of utility code, if its not spatiall related?

Landon

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