Re: Internationalization with Wicket
by "library" I mean they will be exported inside a re-usable jar file and used by different projects. On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 3:35 PM, Ernesto Reinaldo Barreiro < reier...@gmail.com> wrote: > You have to instruct maven or whatever other build tool to include things > on resources... Also you can place a file MyApplication.properties next to > your application class and fetch localization from there. I tend to use > this last approach and only use APanel.properties or APage.properties if > those components are part of a library. > > > On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 3:28 PM, Hasan Çelik wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Before I created properties class for every class, for example, >> >> HomePage.html >> HomePage.java >> HomePage.properties >> HomePage_tr.properties >> SecondPage.html >> SecondPage.java >> SecondPage.properties >> SecondPage_tr.properties >> >> In this way, It caused visual pollution and takes a few times while >> loading... after that I decided to create one properties file instead of >> above..And I located it into the /resource directory... >> >> When I run the program, I am getting an error... As I understand program >> doesn't find the properties file in the /resource directory...I think I >> should refer it in somewhere?? >> >> My question is; Is there a way to create one properties file like that for >> Internationalization ? >> > > > > -- > Regards - Ernesto Reinaldo Barreiro > -- Regards - Ernesto Reinaldo Barreiro
Re: Internationalization with Wicket
You have to instruct maven or whatever other build tool to include things on resources... Also you can place a file MyApplication.properties next to your application class and fetch localization from there. I tend to use this last approach and only use APanel.properties or APage.properties if those components are part of a library. On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 3:28 PM, Hasan Çelik wrote: > Hi, > > Before I created properties class for every class, for example, > > HomePage.html > HomePage.java > HomePage.properties > HomePage_tr.properties > SecondPage.html > SecondPage.java > SecondPage.properties > SecondPage_tr.properties > > In this way, It caused visual pollution and takes a few times while > loading... after that I decided to create one properties file instead of > above..And I located it into the /resource directory... > > When I run the program, I am getting an error... As I understand program > doesn't find the properties file in the /resource directory...I think I > should refer it in somewhere?? > > My question is; Is there a way to create one properties file like that for > Internationalization ? > -- Regards - Ernesto Reinaldo Barreiro
Re: Internationalization with Wicket
Hi, Yes. MyApplication.properties Put it next to MyApplication.java On Apr 9, 2015 4:30 PM, "Hasan Çelik" wrote: > Hi, > > Before I created properties class for every class, for example, > > HomePage.html > HomePage.java > HomePage.properties > HomePage_tr.properties > SecondPage.html > SecondPage.java > SecondPage.properties > SecondPage_tr.properties > > In this way, It caused visual pollution and takes a few times while > loading... after that I decided to create one properties file instead of > above..And I located it into the /resource directory... > > When I run the program, I am getting an error... As I understand program > doesn't find the properties file in the /resource directory...I think I > should refer it in somewhere?? > > My question is; Is there a way to create one properties file like that for > Internationalization ? >
Internationalization with Wicket
Hi, Before I created properties class for every class, for example, HomePage.html HomePage.java HomePage.properties HomePage_tr.properties SecondPage.html SecondPage.java SecondPage.properties SecondPage_tr.properties In this way, It caused visual pollution and takes a few times while loading... after that I decided to create one properties file instead of above..And I located it into the /resource directory... When I run the program, I am getting an error... As I understand program doesn't find the properties file in the /resource directory...I think I should refer it in somewhere?? My question is; Is there a way to create one properties file like that for Internationalization ?
