I wasn't aware of that. I was aiming at this pasage in CoreModule.java (starting
around line 375)
| // If nothing is right we will endup with en_US locale.
| Locale preferedLocale = Locale.US;
| for (Enumeration e = req.getLocales();e.hasMoreElements();)
| {
| Locale requestedLocale = (Locale)e.nextElement();
| ResourceBundle requestedResourceBundle =
getResourceBundle(requestedLocale);
|
| // It returns Locale.US if tmpLocale is not supported
| if (!requestedResourceBundle.getLocale().equals(Locale.US))
| {
| preferedLocale = requestedLocale;
| break;
| }
| }
|
Maybe this should be a constant or even configurable. The same goes for the part in
the constructor:
| public CoreModule(boolean persistent)
| {
| super(persistent);
| Locale locale = Locale.US;
| locales.add(locale);
| bundles.put(locale, new ResourceBundleAggregator(locale));
| locale = new Locale("nl");
| locales.add(locale);
| bundles.put(locale, new ResourceBundleAggregator(locale));
| }
|
But on the other hand. Adding some new resources requires a rebuild of the jar files
so recompiling CoreModule isn't a big problem.
But that still leaves the label question and the codestandard for the
resource.properties. Since I'm planning some rather large changes I would like to know
if I'm doing the right thing.
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