switch languages in the middle
of work, although the capability is nice to have). Thanks again Paul!
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W liście z pią, 14-05-2004, godz. 10:52, Paul McCulloch pisze:
> I'd try overwriting the struts Locale in Globals.LOCALE_KEY when the user
> clicks on a flag. I don't know if that will work, but I'd try it.
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> I'd also give careful consideration to just using the browsers requested
> language, r
aul
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> Another related problem...
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> I've gotten this workin
I think the Locale should be magically in session for you.
Paul
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> Sorry Paul
countryCode?
Thanks again!
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You are calling the getMessage(String, Object) method. The String is the
key
& the object is a substitution param
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That seems right to me... I added the
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You are calling the getMessage(String, Object) method. The String is the key
& the object is a substitution paramter (i.e. {0}).
You want the getMessage(Locale, String) method. You can eaither create a
Locale from 'de' or get the users first requested locale with
"request.getSession().getAttribute
es.deleteFailed"));
Correct me if I am wrong
Harjot
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> Hello all. I posted this question a li
Hello all. I posted this question a little while ago as a reply to another
thread, but I figured the question might be lost there...
I'm trying to get multiple language support to work. I have created two
files, ofmResources.properties and ofmResources_de.properties and stored
them in WEB-INF
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