Hi,
I am also, not finding a way to set the locale in GWT. The only way I
found is to use a query parameter that will re-load the page. However,
although the url locale is changed,the actual page doesn't change the
language.
Does anyone know why does this happen?
The code for changing the url:
public static void changeLocale(String localeParamName, String newLocale) {
UrlBuilder newUrl = Window.Location.createUrlBuilder();
newUrl.setParameter(localeParamName, newLocale);
Window.Location.assign(newUrl.buildString());
}
On Wednesday, October 22, 2008 9:36:55 AM UTC+2, Lothar Kimmeringer wrote:
>
> Eduardo Cardoso schrieb:
> > WITHOUT refreshing a page and no use of ?locale=en_US after url?
>
> At the moment, when using Messages or Constants you can't do that
> because the different languages are realized with different HTML-
> pages that must be loaded when changing the locale.
>
> > something like : setLocale(new Locale.BR) and the page refresh all text
> > data.
>
> I'm thinking about this as well for a while because there are
> projects where the change of the Locale during runtime is a
> explicit requirement ruling out GWT at the moment.
>
> You can solve that using GWT by not using the Constants/Messages-
> framework but with the Dictionary-classes but that eliminates
> the advantages you have with the interfaces allowing you to do
> the compiler the job of checking the correct spelling of the keys.
>
>
> Regards, Lothar
>
>
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