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even more remote corners
of the globe, the
internationalization of
Web applications exposes
a plethora of challenges.
As a real-world example,
if an airline starts
reaching far more remote
destinations across
international frontiers,
a Web application
representing the
airline's ecommerce will
face numerous challenges
in terms of
internationalizing the
ecommerce itself.
The Web transcends
national boundaries and
many sites reach global
audiences, which brings
into the spotlight the
problem of
internationalization of
Web applications. The
Java community has an
established approach for
supporting multilingual
applications through
resources stored in
ResourceBundle, which
works well in examples
but has many shortcomings
when applied to real
world problems.
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