Internationalization of Java Projects 

 

Prerequisites

You have created an application in Java, written for one language and region, which you would like to adapt for multilingual use.

 

Process Flow

       1.      You open the appropriate project, package, or file in the NetWeaver Developer Studio. (Appropriate in this sense means that the project or package contains at least one .java file.)

       2.      You launch the appropriate wizard. The system then extracts all the hard-coded text strings from the application and stores them in a separate file. (See Externalizing Strings for more information).

       3.      You edit a copy of this file (in the appropriate format) in the S2X Editor. (See Using the S2X Editor for more information).

 

Result

You have created a file, which can be translated in the standard system. The application can then be used in more than one country, region, or language.

 

Related Information

For information on internationalizing Web Dynpro projects, refer to “Internationalization of a Web Dynpro Application”.