Hi, >Laurie Harper wrote: > >Sebastian Göttschkes wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I'm experiencing strange behaviours with the message resources and I'm not >> sure about where to find the problem. >> >> I defined the message resources in the struts-config.xml: >> <!-- ==== Message Resources Definitions ==== --> >> <message-resources >> parameter="com.equitystory.pms.resources.ApplicationResources" /> >> >> In the folder named in the xml >> (Resources/src/com/equitystory/pms/resources/), I created the following >> files: >> ApplicationResources.properties >> ApplicationResources_de.properties >> >> When accessing the application with a browser "speaking" "de", I see the >> correct messages, but sometimes log4j is telling me that >> ApplicationResources_de_DE.properties is missing. I created this file and >> left it empty. >> When accessing the application with an browser "pseaking" "en", the >> application is mixed up with german and english messages (as defined in the >> ApplicationResources). I created ApplicationResources_en.properties and left >> it empty, and now everything works fine. >> >> The problem I now got is what happens if someone with a browser "speaking" >> another language is accessing the application? It would be great if there >> would be an easier solution with just the two files I named above and struts >> using the default file if there is no language-specific file (e.g. >> "ApplicationResources_de.properties" for every browser speaking "de" and >> "ApplicationResources.properties" for all other languages). > >Everything *should* work just as you describe... You shouldn't need the >empty files, and resource lookup should automatically walk 'up' the >hierarchy from ApplicationResources_de_DE.properties to >ApplicationResources_de.properties to ApplicationResources.properties, >skipping files that don't exist and using the messages defined in the >most specific file that *does* exist.
>I would suggest deleting your empty files and then trying to determine >why you get a mixture of English and German when you're expecting to get >everything in one language or the other. It sounds like a problem with >how you have internationalized and/or localized the application -- e.g. >maybe you have some of your messages hard-coded still, or messages >missing from one of the properties files. The strange thing is I didn't change anything except for the two empty files I created. So I can say that the problem isn't hard-coded text in the application or messages missing in one or the other resource. Maybe I got something wrong with the configuration? Is there another file where I have to configurate something related to the message resources except for the struts-config.xml I mentioned above? Thanks, Sebastian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
