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I’m dealing with a software vendor who says that, application needs JVM multilanguage. But I read about java locale and java 6 support almost(if not ) all country locales. So what’s the difference between jvm multilanguage and, just the jre installer on Oracle site?
In the old days, you could download a US-English version of the JRE and an Internationalized version. For example: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javasebusiness/downloads/java-archive-downloads-javase11-419415.html#7452-jre-1.1.8_15-oth-JPR
They discontinued the English-only JRE bundles with Java 1.5. So the vendor’s requirement is moot … unless you are using a really old JVM.