Internationalization AWT Button, Labels

Hi
I was just wondering Internationalization of an awt button and label. I was reading the java trails and it is still abit confusing, i was wondering is can anyone exaplain with an example.
Thanks

You have a resource bundle. The bundle is usually a properties file. You have one properties file that is the default and one other for each language you want to support.
MyRes.properties
MyRes_es.properties // spanish
MyRes_fr.properties // french
In each, you have key=value pairs for the text you want to have...
// default
button.yes.text=Yes
// spanish
button.yes.text=Si
// french
button.yes.text=Oui
You load this for a given locale:
Locale loc = new Locale("es", "ES"); // spain
// or Locale loc = Locale.getDefault(); // system locale
ResourceBundle res = ResourceBundle.getBundle("MyRes", loc);
It'll load the appropriate file, or if not found, it'll load the default.
You then create a button like so:
Button b = new Button(res.getString("button.yes.text"));

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