Support Eastern Languages in Your Struts Web Applications
Learn how to enable your Struts Web applications to handle Eastern languages such as Arabic just by using the basic Struts support for i18n and some additional Java/JSP code.
by Tareq Shaheen
December 5, 2005
nternationalizing (i18n) Web applications has become a prerequisite for most Web development projects. Whether a Web site has a worldwide audience who speak different languages or a local audience in a country where the population commonly speaks more than one language, development teams need to have the proper application infrastructure to support internationalization.
Many Web development frameworks provide i18n support for this purpose. The Struts framework, one of the most commonly used, is no exception. Struts provides a set of classes and JSP tags that make it easier to work with i18n. This infrastructure enables Struts developers to produce multi-language applications with minimal extra effort and time.
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nternationalizing (i18n) Web applications has become a prerequisite for most Web development projects. Whether a Web site has a worldwide audience who speak different languages or a local audience in a country where the population commonly speaks more than one language, development teams need to have the proper application infrastructure to support internationalization.
