"Johan Compagner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> look at the bean:message tag:
>
> <bean:message key="title"/>
>
> johan
Hi Johan,
this does not help me. <bean:message key="title" /> prints
the internationalized word Title. But I want to use it in
the template to print various titles.
Example (without the headers):
ApplicationResources.properties
===============================
app.login=Login
app.logout=Logout
ApplicationResources_de.properties
==================================
app.login=Anmelden
app.logout=Abmelden
now the template files:
template.jsp
============
...
<head><title><template:get name="title" /></title></head>
...
login.jsp
=========
<template:insert template='/template.jsp'>
<template:put name='title' content='Login' direct='true'/>
...
</template:insert>
logout.jsp
==========
<template:insert template='/template.jsp'>
<template:put name='title' content='Logout' direct='true'/>
...
</template:insert>
As you can see, I have to insert the words "Login" and "Logout"
into the files login.jsp and logout.jsp literally, instead of
inserting the keys "app.login" and "app.logout"
Of course I could use the scripplet approach and use
<template:put name='title'
content='<%= resources.getMessage(locale, "app.login") %>'
direct='true' />
instead. But is there a nicer way?
Something like:
<template:put name='title' direct='true'>
<bean:message key='app.login' />
</template:put>
Groetjes
--
gR
