You need to look at the properties file in your documentation/reference.
This includes all internationalization functions for JSPs. It's really
nothing but an ini file w/ name value pairs, but the naming convention of
the file allows for identification into multilanguages and even
locales/dialects amongst the language. Most JSP servers can load these into
Java Bundles (hash lists) for performance reasons.
Hope that helps
Jorge
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I asked this a few days ago and will try again. I need to know how to
inernationalize a JSP. The J2EE blueprints say it can be done, but
since no one has replied to me, I'm beginning to doubt that statement.
Thanks.
Ken
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