I dont have any code!

What you must do is create the internationalisation (i18n) bundles beforehand. You
can also create properties text file for each of your locales. Then have a list locales
to preload. THis should then load your bundles. Consult a good J2SE book. "Core Java"
Volume I ( or is II ? )

String [] locales ={  "en_gb", "de_de", "fr_fr",  "fr_ca" , ... };
Hashmap map = new Hashmap;

for (int i=0; <locales.length ; ++i ) {
     ResourceBundle bundle
     = Resounce.getBundle( Locale.getLocale( locale[i] ) , "property_file" } ;
     map.add( locale[i] , bundle );
}

I think somehting like this would work.


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09/26/2000 09:31 AM
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Thanks for answer : I don't know how i can do this, would you please send a code
with this idea?.
Thank you in advance.

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wHY dont you preload and cache all the available resource bundles and
then hash map the language to the resource bundle. Use the locale `en_gb'
to map to your resource bundle in a shared data object.
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09/25/2000 11:44 AM
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Hi all,

I want to internationalizate a website and i have two ways to do it :

 1.- Put ResourceBundle into session and gets in all servlets : This is the
easier way but parameter ResourceBundle can be too big to store into session and
it can overload server.

2.- Put language into session and gets ResourceBundle in each servlet : Better
for server but much cost to repeat in all servlets same code.

What you think is better way?

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