It's a word that will soon keep technical managers and developers up at night. There's a price to pay for that simplicity, however. It's a cycle that can only get worse. Developers can mark the English text directly in JSP pages with short tags.
Translators then generate individual language translation files for the tags.
At runtime, Blazix picks up the correct translation file for each visitor and supplies the translated versions instead of the original text, thereby completely separating the coding and translation efforts. Blazix does this in a fully JSP-compliant manner by utilizing the tag library extension feature of JSP 1.1. But internationalization isn't the only headache looming on the horizon. Even as wireless becomes an increasingly important consideration in site development, many Java servers fail to offer easy and useful WAP support. Yet another benefit of Blazix is easier and faster development - effectively putting an end to many of the problems that cause failed or delayed software projects.