Earlier support for internationlization

Hi all,
I need to write a GUI that offers identical menus in several languages, based on the preferences of the user. Unfortunately, I am bound by a JVM (CEE-J) which is in the 1.1 range.
I would like to know, in general, how much of the internationalization features were developed beyond that point (i.e. JDK 1.2 and later).
Thanks for your help.

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