Hi LV,

When you say you set your browser to Chinese are you simply moving Chinese up the list of prefered languages or are you removing all english from prefered languages. Because if it is the former then I think it would still look for an *_en.properties file over the default.

Cheers,
Carl.

Quoting mailtolouis2020-str...@yahoo.com:

Hello,

I got a doubt on struts 2 i18n. I'm using S2. 2.1.8.1.

I got 2 properties in my application:
global-message.properties    (store Chinese Language)
global-message_en.properties (store English Language)

When I run my application, and set my browser language to Chinese (zh-CN), I expect when there is no global-message_zh_CN.properties file, struts should use the default global-message.properties file, but it is not, it use global-message_en.properties.

If I remove some key in the global-message_en.properties, then it is look for global-message.properties file, that is expected.


So could someone tell me is this a bug, or that's the way the design is or some setting I need to do?





Regards
LV




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