I have never experienced this problem, so this is a guess. Since it always comes up in German, it seems like the German locale is set somewhere either in the app server or operating system configuration. Did you check the locale setting on your client's machine and for the user that Orion is running under? In Redhat there's about 3 places that Locale can be set too.
A problem like this could be caused by a web server or an OS configuration, so if you don't have Orion-specific code, you could try running it on another open-source app server on your client's system to try to isolate that problem. -ed On 11/8/06, Philippe Schober <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I am using Struts on Orion 2.0.5 and have some languages (de, sv, en, tr and so on). "en" is the default language (ApplicationResources.properties). The problem I have only occurs on the clients online system. It is not reproducable on our test systems, his test systems or locally. After each restart of the server some texts are in english, some in german. It just mixes up. Those texts are always the same until the next restart. So changing the locale, reloading the page or whatever doesn't change the result. Only restarting the server does. So it seems to be a caching problem. I am aware of bug STR-2925 but think that I have avoided that problem. The strange thing is that it always seems to be german that mixes up with other languages and none of the others. We mirrored the server and tried to reproduce it but the problem just didn't show up. Does anyone have any ideas? Our client is very upset and we are forced to act. The last resort would be to replace Struts but that would be something we all want to avoid at all costs. Cheers, Philippe Schober --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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