How does Flex support Internationalization?

I know the mx:Text, mx:Label, mx:TextArea support non-English languages. But do I switch, for example, a mx:Lable's text between two languages.
Is there a framework that support it?

On 2/24/2011 9:27 AM, 2009 Matt said:
>
Yes, It uses resource boundle. How do you use the property file with east asian languages, such as Chinese?
flex's resource bundles (RB) aren't like java RB, they're utf-8 text not escaped
unicode.
for swapping locales at runtime see this:
http://adobe.ly/eWdJpd

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