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  • Java Internationalization Cookbook
    • Locales
      • How to make a Locale object using language and country arguments
      • How to use a static constant to retrieve a common locale
      • How to get an array of available lLocales
      • Get all ISO language and country codes
      • Get localized display names
      • Create an ICU4J ULocale
    • Dates and Times
    • Numerical Systems
    • Misc
    • Resource Bundles
    • Unicode, Transliteration, and Charactersets

Create an ICU4J ULocale

Problem:

You want more options and power than provided by a core Java locale.

Solution:

ICU4J provides a locale class that provides significantly more capabilites than the Locale class in core Java.  ULocale is the foundation of all internationalization classes in ICU4J.

 

ULocale is defined with at minimum a language code.  It can also contain script name, region code, and other locale specific meta data such as calendar type.

 

To get an English ULocale:

ULocale english = new ULocale("en");

 

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