2017-09-22 21:01 GMT+02:00 Klaus Tachtler <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> thank you once again for your support, Łukasz and Adam!
>
> @Łukasz: you're absolutly right to say:
> "I would rather pass a localised string to the bean (if possible), this
> creates a dependency on Struts in non-Struts related bean"
>
> Depending on that I ONLY want to use the same resource bundle as struts, so
> i decided to do it that way...
>
> public class FileReader {
>
> private static Locale locale = null;
> private static ResourceBundle resourceBundle = null;
>
> public static BrowscapBean determineBrowscapFileReader(String
> userAgentString) {
>
> locale = ActionContext.getContext().getLocale();
> resourceBundle =
> ResourceBundle.getBundle(Globals.RESOURCE_BUNDLE_GLOBAL, locale);
>
> /*
> * Get the i18n text for "string" from ActionContext.
> */
> String i18nString =
> resourceBundle.getString("global.unknown");
>
> myBean.setPropertyName(i18nString);
>
> ...
>
> }
> }
You can always use container to fetch the current instance of
LocalizedTextProvider (ancesor of the LocalizedTextUtil):
LocalizedTextProvider ltp =
ActionContext.getContext().getInstance(LocalizedTextProvider.class);
String i18nstring = ltp.findDefaultText("global.unknown",
ActionContext.getContext().getLocale());
Regards
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Łukasz
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