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Monday November 20, 2006

AppFuse developerWorks articles in Chinese

Thanks to Technorati, I found that Chinese articles on AppFuse happen to be some of the most popular on IBM developerWorks. Not only has 7 Simple Reasons been translated, but another article titled ?? AppFuse ???? J2EE ?? ("AppFuse quickly built using J2EE Application" according to Google) was written just last month. It's great having non-English speakers using AppFuse - it insures we have excellent internationalization support!

Update: I'm aware the Chinese characters didn't come through on this post. I'm working on getting the MySQL database powering this site to support UTF-8.

Posted in Java at Nov 20 2006, 02:22:15 PM MST 3 Comments