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Contents

Title and Copyright Information

Preface

• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility
• Related Documents
• Conventions

1 Internationalization Enhancements in JDK 9

• Unicode 8.0
• CLDR Locale Data Enabled by Default
• UTF-8 Properties Files

2 Internationalization Overview

• Text Representation
• Locale Identification and Localization
  • Locales
    • Locale Class
    • Supported Locales
  • Localized Resources
    • ResourceBundle Class
      • ResourceBundle.Control Class
    • ListResourceBundle Class
    • PropertyResourceBundle Class
• Date and Time Handling
• Text Processing
  • Formatting
    • Format Class
    • DateFormat Class
    • SimpleDateFormat Class
    • DateFormatSymbols Class
    • NumberFormat Class
    • DecimalFormat Class
    • DecimalFormatSymbols Class
    • ChoiceFormat Class
    • MessageFormat Class
    • ParsePosition Class
    • FieldPosition Class
  • Locale-Sensitive String Operations
    • Collator Class
    • RuleBasedCollator Class
    • CollationElementIterator Class
    • CollationKey Class
    • BreakIterator Class
    • StringCharacterIterator Class
    • CharacterIterator Interface
    • Normalizer Class
• Locale-Sensitive Services SPIs
• Character Encoding Conversion
  • Supported Encodings
  • Stream I/O
  • Reader and Writer Classes
  • PrintStream Class
  • Charset Package
• Input Methods
  • Input Method Support in Swing
  • Input Method Framework

3 Supported Encodings

• Basic Encoding Set (contained in java.base module)
• Extended Encoding Set (contained in jdk.charsets module)

4 Supported Calendars

5 Supported Fonts

• Support for Physical Fonts
• Support for Logical Fonts
• The Lucida Fonts

6 Font Configuration Files

• Supported Platforms
• Loading Font Configuration Files
• Names Used in Font Configuration Files
• Properties for All Platforms
  • Version Property
  • Component Font Mappings
  • Search Sequences
  • Exclusion Ranges
  • Proportional Fonts
  • Font File Names
  • Appended Font Path
• Properties for Windows
• Property for Solaris and Linux