i18N

/***
 * So you are basically trying to test i18n (Internationalization) because more than one language not L10n(localization)
 * I often play around with what you are looking for in my day in day out job. What we look for is ---
 * Users have a regional settings set up in the application, for example when user A log in userA should see
 * the application in ja where as when userB log in userB should see the application UI in cn(Chinese).
 * 
 * Use case for i18N automation 
 * 1. Verify welcome message on UI after user login
 * 2. Verify error messages
 * 3. Verify tooltips
 * 4. Verify common webelements like button/ dropdown etc
 * 5. Verify the email template, some application has a predefined email template to send mails/ if any translation service
 * 6. Verify  welcome message on UI after userA login, userA log out immediately followed by UserB login, to check whether browser
 * cache holds the previous translation (should not)
 * 7. If your database is UNICODE check for data as well.
 * 8. If the application User_Name honors Region/ timezone check that as well
 * 
 */

// just talking about the Selenium part , though there is more to it, you can do something like
package snadbox;

public class i18N {
static String HOME_PAGE_TEXT = "国際交流基金(ジャパンファウンデーション) ";

public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub

if ("国際交流基金(ジャパンファウンデーション) ".equals(HOME_PAGE_TEXT)) {
System.out.println("String correct");
}

}

}