I have just noticed that Jetspeed calls a function
called getNiceDate() to print the server date on the
default page. This function hardcodes the English text
"Server date: ", and also hardcodes the date format.
Since I'm on a Spanish-speaking country, this won't
do at all...
Of course, the easiest solution for this would be to
use templates instead of ECS to generate any HTML
that Jetspeed uses. Is this a concern? Will Jetspeed
switch from ECS to templates? If so, what template
language will it use? I would assume Velocity, right? ;-)
If no move to templates is being considered, maybe
this should be moved to the JetspeedResources.properties
file. It is in Util.java:173, and it seems to be the
only case of a hard-coded string in ECS, at least in
the util/ directory.
Thanks,
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Gonzalo A. Diethelm
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