Re: [JXTA discuss] myjxta2: How to build a Chinese local?

hey frank -

  the relevant localization is selected per the host system local 
environment which maps
  into the myjxta provided ResourceBundles, as you've seen in 
/net/jxta/myjxta/resources/text

  we've had alot of resource translation contributions ... THANK YOU 
EVERYONE ... but i
  run only in english. as such, if there are bugs, or missing locals, 
and folks who can help
  test and correct these issues, specifically folks conversant for the 
missing or erroneous
  localization files, i will help to get the necessary mods applied to 
the myjxta codebase.

  thx for bringing this up,

- james

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[email protected] wrote:

> Hi,
>  
> I want to change the interface from English to Chinse. I saw some 
> files in /src/net/.../text named strings_ch and strings_zh...
>  
> Can some one please tell me how to change the configuration file so 
> that the interface will become Chinese?
>  
> Frank Peng.
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