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Internationalization and translation examples?

 
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Horstmann reads that in order to log messages in different languages (e.g. English and another language), code jotted should read:

logger.info("readingFile") //where readingFile represents a file which holds strings of messages in different languages
He also mentions that the language messages should be available in a file.

Core Java Vol I (8th Ed) P.579.

So I am wondering...
1. Do you have a complete and working example on how to create loggers that write in different languages?
2. Do you have an example of an application that automatically parses grammar and syntax when translating from one language to another?

Related links
1. Internationalization Tutorial at Oracle
2. How to write a simple parser?
 
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