Firstly , I would post this on the users list but I think that as it's
a new feature and also something that I think will get more popular
as people use POJO's more and more in their applications so I'm
putting it here as it may encourage debate.
Secondly , I've checked out your website and while it seems very
promising I have to admit that I'm a little confused re: the best
approach to take with this.
Background:
I have made extensive use of java.util.HashMap in my data model.
The reason for this is that I intend that my web application ( the
jestate project )
will be used by customers who speak different languages.
So I would like the salespeople ( who are multi-lingual ) to add 1 to *
descriptions of the property that they add to the web site.
So if it is possible for them to add a property description in english ( en ),
french ( fr ) and russian ( ru ) they should be able to do this.
Here is the outline of my PropertyDescription pojo.
PropertyDescription
{
Long id;
String name;// not localizable
Map descriptions // eg descriptions.add("en", "a lovely house");
Map summaryDescriptions //eg summaryDescriptions.add("en", "a house");
}
Ok ... naf examples but it is very late ( 5am ) :-(
Anyhow there a lot more properties to this class, some of
which are maps, strings and booleans.
There are also about 10 other pojo's with similar attributes in my data model
( I'm using hibernate ).
Question:
What would you recomend as the best way to do what I am trying to do
here ?
Any advice appreciated
Bryan
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