Pascal, I was looking at the documentation for the Spring ResourceBundleMessageSource. In the current CAS distribution, we use the "basename" property. However, there is a "basenames" property we can use instead to specify multiple file names (and it even has the effect of over-riding previous values so one can update certain values and not touch others). If we were able to use this in combination with a localplugins/webapp folder I think that might solve the problem (well even in the short term, people could place the files in webapp/WEB-INF/classes and it would probably work).
The only thing I'm not sure of is what happens if you specify two file names in the "basenames" and one doesn't exist (but we could work around that with dummy files). Also, I opened a JIRA issue and fixed the spelling error you reported. Thanks! -Scott Pascal Aubry wrote: > Hello, > I am looking for a simple way for users to deal with i18n bundles. The > needs are: > 1. add a message (for instance error.authentication.backend.failure) > 2. replace an existing message > Of course, I would like this to be possible without modifying any > distribution file, in order to ease upgrades. > Any idea for this? Scott wrote something like adding a webapp to the > localPlugins folder, but this solution probably overrides existing files. > Thanks, > PA > BTW, I found a mistake in the French translation: > screen.logout.header=Déconnexion réussie (2 'n'). > > _______________________________________________ cas-dev mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas-dev
