I haven't done that (yet) myself but have you seen chapter 17 in the UsersGuide?
17.3. Using i18n within DbForms
Instead of 'hard coding' messages, labels, etc., dbForms has made available the 'message' tag. This tag can be used to display data retrieved via a resource bundle. The actual properties file used to retrieve the text is dependant on the end-user's locale-setting.
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/dbforms.tld" prefix="db" %> <! - - Retrieving a message - - >
<db:message key="msg.bienvenue.1"/>
<BR><BR>
<center>
<db:message key="msg.bienvenue.2"/></center>
<BR><BR>Is that what you were looking for?
As I described I could replace the Oracle message (ex. ORA-00001 with my own message written in message tag in dbforms-errors.xml), but I wanna to show error messages in an internationalized application using at list two languages (ex. English and Farsi). How could I configure dbforms- errors.xml to use resource bundles? or any other way to replace the error messages of my DBMS with my own error messages in multiple languages?
Thank you,
Nafise
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