Dear Gunnar,
did you by chance find a solution to this problem? I seem to have the same
problem with a very similar implementation of the PPGK. As soon as I remove the
PPGK the locale is switched correctly. If I leave it in, the locale is always
en_US even if this is not in the SUPPORTED_LOCALE
And here is the relevant part from PPGK
/**
* Check the rights of the user for the page requested
*
* @throws IOException
*/
public boolean checkAccess(String pageName, Request request, Response
response) throws IOException {
boolean canAccess = true;
Hi!
This morning I made a test since I suspected that it was the introduction of
the ProtectedPageGateKeeper that hade sideeffects on the locale handling.
When I removed the PPGK everyhting worked as normal!
So now I am investigating why the PPGK dispacther interferes with T5's
locale handling.
Hi !
Given these injections ...
@Inject
private PersistentLocale persistentLocale;
@Inject
private Locale currentLocale;
... what should be the value of currentLocale. I.e. after that the
persistent locale has been set, should curentLocale follow?
I will conduct tests tomorrow
Hi!
The code below is not PROD ready yet. The first section is to setup input
fields with label inside them.
Something that our "designers" seems slick!
The state locale is used it to remember the locale when called from a flash
menu
that "discarded" the persistent locale. The flash menu is feede
To what corresponds exactly this logs in your rendering scenario ?
[DEBUG] components.TellLayout <<< --- TELLGAMING --- >>>: 1:
TellLayout.setupComponent(
currentLocale.language=sv)
[DEBUG] components.TellLayout <<< --- TELLGAMING --- >>>: 4:
TellLayout.setupComponent(persistentLocale=en)
2009/1
Sorry i have missed
[DEBUG] AppModule.
ProtectedPageGateKeeper PPGK.path=/en/tellfriends
2009/10/30 Gunnar Eketrapp
> Hi!
>
> Well I have read that page over and over ...
>
> I am calling persistentLocale.set() in the action link connected to my
> language selector.
>
> But for some reasons th
is the locale present in the URL ?
2009/10/30 Gunnar Eketrapp
> Hi!
>
> Well I have read that page over and over ...
>
> I am calling persistentLocale.set() in the action link connected to my
> language selector.
>
> But for some reasons the persistentLocale is not used when rendering
>
> T
Hi!
Well I have read that page over and over ...
I am calling persistentLocale.set() in the action link connected to my
language selector.
But for some reasons the persistentLocale is not used when rendering
The page below is rendered in swedish even if the persistentLocale is
english.
[D
Hi
Have a look at 'Changing the Locale' here
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5.1/guide/localization.html
to check if your are using the good scenario to change locale, since
Tapestry 5.1 uses URL to store Local and not a cookie (like in 5.0.18)
Christophe.
2009/10/30 Gunnar Eketrapp
> Hi!
>
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