How does ICU relate to Javas java.text.* package?
The International Components for Unicode is available both as a C/C++ library and a Java class library. ICU provides internationalization utilities for writing global applications in C, C++ or Java programming languages. ICU was originally developed by the Unicode group at the IBM Globalization Center of Competency in Cupertino, and ICU was contributed to Sun for inclusion into the JDK 1.1. ICU4J includes enhanced versions of some of these contributed classes plus additional classes that complement the classes in the JDK. ICU4C started as a C++ port of the original Java Internationalization classes. These classes are now partially implemented in C, with largely parallel C and C++ APIs. ICU4C and ICU4J continue to leapfrog each other with features and bug fixes. Over time, features from ICU4J get added to the JDK as well. Both versions of ICU have a goal to implement the latest Unicode standard, maintain a single portable source code base, and to make it easier for software developers t
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