This paper describes how to internationalize and localize Java technology-based wireless enterprise applications. Although the constraints of mobile devices make internationalization challenging, particularly on the client side, application developers can use the server side of the mobile client/server architecture to support the internationalization effort. This paper helps developers apportion handling internationalization work between the client and the server.
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