> 1. A discussion of storage "best practices" or "recommendations" as it
> pertains to multi-lingual content would great. I've read numerous articles
> suggesting that a database might not be the best solution. They tend to
> recommend XML files instead. But to what extent? All my content? This
might
> lead to an article on using MX's built-in XML tags and functions.

just to flap my gums some more: many many java apps use resource bundles
(neither fish nor fowl) rather than db or XML. i prefer resource bundles in
small content situations (headers, footers, forms, report titling,etc.) & db
for everything else. and unicode everywhere.

> 2. Proper use of the SetEncoding() and LS..() functions would be great
too,
> as I've seen situations where the developers weren't really sure what
> setting to use and when. I.e., how do I know which character set to use in
> each scenario?

i would agree with this except i think unicode is the only way to approach
this--it should be encouraged with a loaded pistol if neccessary. for
latin-1 folks you don't get any more overhead, for the rest of the world it
simplifies things to the "no-brainer" point. an article pointing this out
would be nice.

> headaches with i18n. For example, some have noted that Sun's 1.4.1 JVM
> breaks certain locales, but 1.4.0 is fine. That sort of summarized

which locales might these be? i don't see this (or i'm missing this) & i
don't recall seeing anything on sun's bug parade except for brazilian
currency formats. but yes a good idea, maybe add jrocket's i18n
funcationality?


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