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package org.apache.james.imap.api.display;

/**
 * Localizes text for display.
 */
public interface Localizer {

    /**
     * 

* Localizes the given text for display. *

*

* It is recommended that {@link HumanReadableText#getKey()} is used as key. * {@link HumanReadableText#getParameters()} may (optionally) be used for * substitution into a parameterised text. *

*

* Implementators are free to use any appropriate algorithm to determine * which locale should be used. A client application may request a * particular Locale based on it's local settings. This preference SHOULD be * made available (by the caller) through * {@link Locales#getClientPreference()}. In addition, user data may contain * localization preferences. These SHOULD be made available (by the caller) * through {@link Locales#getUserPreferences()}. *

*

* {@link HumanReadableText#getDefaultValue()} provides a simple, standard * english phrase. It is recommended that implementors use this value when a * suitable localisation cannot be discovered. *

* * @param text * describes the text requiring localisation, not null * @param locales * describes preferences, not null * @return localized message not null */ public String localize(HumanReadableText text, Locales locales); }




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