On 12/23/05, hong yuan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have the following case: > (1) I have an framework application which has > framework resource bundle which sits in a jar file and > also some framework jsps like header / footer etc.. > (2) I have an application which uses the framework jar > file and copies the framework jsp files over and has > its own resource bundle. > > Can I do the following: > For (1), I won't register the resource bundle in > web.xml but use fmt:bundle tags. > For (2), I will register the application resource > bundle in its web.xml file so that I don't need to use > fmt:bundle on each fmt:message call. <snip/>
For both, look at fmt:setBundle. Put the bundle in the scope of choice, and you won't need a fmt:bundle wrapper for each fmt:message tag (use the tag's bundle attribute). -Rahul > > Thanks a lot. > <snap/> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
