Thank you very much, It's very interesting, though I needed something like
this to get the current language anyway:
jQuery:
$.getJSON("/i18nUtil/GetLanguageJSONAction",
function(language) {
locale = language;
}
);
Java c
Have you given this plugin a whirl?
http://code.google.com/p/jquery-i18n-properties/
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Hernán wrote:
> Thank you it worked!
>
>public String execute() {
>String requestLocale = getRequestLocale();
>Map session = getSession();
>session.
Thank you it worked!
public String execute() {
String requestLocale = getRequestLocale();
Map session = getSession();
session.put("request_locale", requestLocale);
//I added the following line of code to ChangeLocaleAction:
session.put(DefaultLocaleResol
Just for kicks try setting the following in your Session map:
*public static final String LOCALE_KEY = "org.apache.tiles.LOCALE";*
[1]
http://tiles.apache.org/framework/tiles-core/xref/org/apache/tiles/locale/impl/DefaultLocaleResolver.html
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 11:01 AM, Hernán wrote:
>
> Ye
Yes I've done that, I have tiles.xml for english, tiles_es.xml for spanish
and tiles_pt-xml for portuguese... The thing is that it works with the
browser settings, when somebody changes the locale by a link of the web
app, it works for struts2 but not tiles2 definition titles, I'm about to
try with
I seem to recall needing a different tiles definition for each locale you
wish to support? Does that ring a bell to anyone?
I will double-check some documentation when I get a chance.
jb
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Hernán wrote:
> Hi there, I'm applying internationalization to a WebApp,
Hi there, I'm applying internationalization to a WebApp, and so far so
good, almost everything is working as expected. When the user accesses the
site, depending on its browser configuration he sees the web site in his or
her preferred language, if he or she decides to change the language, I
change
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