Hi,
A L10N value inside of an FORM:LABEL block will not be replaced.
Is there something wrong in my code or is there a reason why it does not
work?
Example:
!--V 'FORM:RADIO:ruleGeneration'/--
!--B 'FORM:LABEL:ruleGeneration:termbased'--!--V
'L10N:TERM_BASED'/--!--/B--
!--B
Hi Lars,
how is this form being generated? Do you call it explicitly from your
element or do you let RIFE automate it? What the model bean that
corresponds to this?
Best regards,
Geert
On 11-jan-06, at 15:43, Lars Grupe wrote:
Hi,
A L10N value inside of an FORM:LABEL block will not be
When do you add the resourcebundles to your template?
Lars Grupe wrote:
Hi Geert,
the main parts of the Bean are the following:
private String fileName = null;
private String termbankId = null;
private String ruleGeneration = null;
public ImportDataBean(String fileName,
Hi Geert,
There could be the problem.
I do it like the following:
public void processElement()
{
Template template = Generic.getTemplate(this, templateName);
ResourceBundle resourceBundle = Generic.getResourceBundle(this);
printTemplate(template, resourceBundle);
Hi Lars,
can you try doing this after adding your resourcebundle:
template.evaluateL10nTags();
The reason for this is that the template localization tags are only
evaluated at certain times. When you have default resourcebundles, the
template factory knows that they exist and it will call add
Hi Geert,
thx, that's working now.
Cheers,
Lars
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Sent: 11 January 2006 16:41
To: RIFE users list : questions, bug reports and suggestions.
Subject: Re: [Rife-users] Localization in radio
I am new to RIFE, and find it a potentially very useful framework for
developing applications. I have spent a day or so working through the user's
guide and trying out some of the examples. They run successfully, but I am
very confused by the directory structure which is very different from
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