Hi Claudia,

Yes, that does help. I think users are sometimes confused where to find some types of messages. That is, we (meaning the DSpace community of know hows) inform them in Messages.Properties for 90-95% of the time to find a message for the jspui. But, some text, as you said below, are hard coded in the java, jsp, or the config files.

I guess in the future documentation, we might want to codify with a table where all the different types of messages reside or attempt to move hard-coded messages still around in the java or jsp's into the Messages.properties
file (ooh, ooh, I vote for modularization!).

--Jeff

Jeffrey Trimble
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Youngstown State University
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On Jul 1, 2009, at 2:49 AM, Claudia Jürgen wrote:

Hi Jeffrey,

there is one further issue
[dspace-src]/dspace/modules/jspui/src/main/resources/ Messages.properties
will only affect the webapplication UI part.

Non webapplication related texts will still be taken from the dspace- api, e.g. the cron jobs run like the sub daily.

Hope that helps

Claudia Jürgen


Jeffrey A Trimble schrieb:
Thanks Stuart.  All documentation will be adjusted accordingly.
And I learned something new about Messages.properties today.  I've
not been correctly placing it in the right place.  I'll bet I'm not
the only one.
--Jeff
On Wed, 1 Jul 2009, Stuart Lewis wrote:
Hi Jeff,



1.
[dspace-src]/dspace/modules/jspui/src/main/resources/ Messages.properties
is the correct location.



2. Yes - I think you are right about i18n and themes needing to be created by hand (upgrade or fresh installation). As this is the source,
there isn't really any difference between fresh install or upgrade.



Thanks,





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From: Jeffrey Trimble [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, 1 July 2009 3:25 a.m.
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Dspace-devel] Documentation--confirmation of information



As I begin to revise the documentation for the next release, I may
asking for clarification

from time to time from those of you who wrote parts of the code.



Today, I should like to ask if someone will confirm my "hunch".  I'm
going to reference

Section 7.2, pg. 115/116 (using the 1.5.2 pdf file).  This has to do
with the Source Directory Layout.



1.         The current documentation has under the modules/

                       -- jspui

--src/main/resources It suggests this is where
Messages.properties file should reside for the

                       local installation.



Question/Comment. Please confirm that this is indeed true.
Personal experience has me placing it in

                       the
[dspace-source]/dspace-api/target/classes/Messages.properties



If true, I will also make adjustments under the upgrade and
installation section to reference this.  It was

           lacking and many users keep asking about the
Messages.properties files.



I will also make notations regarding the xmlui flavor of the
file.



2.         --  xmlui

           --src/main/webapp/

                       --i18n/

                       --themes/



The two directories 'i18n/' and 'themes/' need to be created manually. At least my installation, as an upgrade, did

           not install this.



Question/Comment: Please confirm that (1) site who perform
upgrade will need to create these manually; and, (2) what

           a new, fresh installation will present--that is, will the
directories be created automatically or would the user need to create
them.





Final comment, I realize that all this will/may/probably change in
DSpace 2.0, but many will be up to a year behind upgrades, as we

all know happens with institutions.



TIA,



Jeff



Jeffrey Trimble

System LIbrarian

William F.  Maag Library

Youngstown State University

330.941.2483 (Office)

[email protected]

http://www.maag.ysu.edu

http://digital.maag.ysu.edu

"Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know"








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