Nicolai Parlog • 7/11/2024

JDK 23 Removes COMPAT Locale Provider

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This article details the removal of the legacy COMPAT/JRE locale data provider in JDK 23, a continuation of the JDK's shift to the Unicode CLDR standard. It explains the history of locale data in the JDK, the reasons for the change, and provides guidance for developers on migrating from the old provider to CLDR or implementing custom solutions.

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