Saying that your locale is "jp" is not really valid, you either specify
your language OR you specify your language/country (eg either "ja" or
"ja_JP) but never just the country as some countries speak multiple
languages.
en_GB and en_US will both default to "en" if a more specific message bundle
c
etLocale(Locale.JAPANESE) and this does not show the page in
>> Japanese, if it is Locale.CHINESE it works.
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ewrite where I do a
> locale.setLocale(Locale.JAPANESE) and this does not show the page in
> Japanese, if it is Locale.CHINESE it works.
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:8080/jp, it works.
the place it is not working is in a url rewrite where I do a
locale.setLocale(Locale.JAPANESE) and this does not show the page in
Japanese, if it is Locale.CHINESE it works.
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Have you added jp to the list of supported locales?
http://tapestry.apache.org/configuration.html#Configuration-tapestry.supportedlocales
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