I missed the output component which can output formatted content. Using
this with my grid cells I can output the fields with a localized format.
This requires some work though, a builtin localization would be much
more convenient.
For the input issue I think I'll have to write a custom translator which
takes into account the current request's locale. If I got it right,
there are two ways to get the locale: injecting and querying
PersistentLocale will give me the cookie-stored locale set by tapestry
and injecting and querying RequestGlobals will give me the locale send
be the user's browser. Is there some way to get an authoritative answer
as to which locale the user is using or do I have to see wheter the
PersistentLocale is set and if not take the one from RequestGlobals?
Uli
Ulrich Stärk schrieb:
Hi list,
For a multi-language application I'd like my users to be able to input
data according to their locale, e.g. different date formats (dd.mm.YYYY)
or different ways of seperating decimal places (',' instead of '.'). In
T4 the translators took into account the user's locale but in T5 this
feature seems to be missing. Same issue when outputting content. T4's
Insert component had a Format parameter which could be used to output
localized content, I couldn't find something like that in T5.
In my case I've got a BeanEditForm for creating/editing an entity with
date and double fields and a Grid component for displaying a list of
those. How do I localize input and output of the field's content? I
already searched the documentation, the wiki, the mailing lists and even
looked at the translators' source code.
TIA
Uli
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