Re: Application.Resources file visibility

I assume that your application has a resource.properties file which is actually being used - I mean, you know it is being loaded since you see language strings on the website from the file, right? I am not familiar with getInternal(). Right, out of curiosity, I checked out the src code and the i

Re: Application.Resources file visibility

Yes, I am not within the action class, I am in a class which extends the TilesRequestProcessor, but since TilesRequestProcessor extends RequestProcessor I figure I should be able to get at my application resources file? Thanks, TR --- Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi TR, > I assume yo

Re: Application.Resources file visibility

Hi TR, I assume you are not in the action? Otherwise you would use MessageResources.getMessage() On 10/05/2004 08:43 PM El Toro wrote: All, I'm upgrading an existing struts application. The application extends the TilesRequestProcessor->RequestProcessor and overrides the processRoles() method.

Application.Resources file visibility

All, I'm upgrading an existing struts application. The application extends the TilesRequestProcessor->RequestProcessor and overrides the processRoles() method. Part of the enhancements I am trying to build requires me to pull some values from the application resource file. I'm using the inherit