Hi Nikolaos,
If it was me I'd probably change @UrlBinding to take String[] value
instead of String value. Then you could do
@UrlBinding({
"/member/{$event}/{id}",
"/miembro/{$event}/{id}",
"/membre/{$event}/{id}",
"/membro/{$event}/{id}"})
That shouldn't be a very big change but Ben Gunter would have a better
idea than I would.
Aaron
On 05/03/2010 10:10 AM, Nikolaos Giannopoulos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are building a large site that initially supports 2 languages but
> will quickly grow 5+. The site has country specific "virtualized"
> sub-domains i.e. the underlying plumbing is just one site that accepts
> any language based on country specific site or user preferences.
>
> I really like Clean URLs however our MemberActionBean must accept ANY of
> the following URLs:
>
> /member/{$event}/{id}
> /miembro/{$event}/{id}
> /membre/{$event}/{id}
> /membro/{$event}/{id}
>
> Unfortunately the following is not allowed:
>
> @UrlBinding("/member/{$event}/{id}")
> @UrlBinding("/miembro/{$event}/{id}")
> @UrlBinding("/membre/{$event}/{id}")
> @UrlBinding("/membro/{$event}/{id}")
> public class MemberActionBean extends BaseActionBean {
>
> Any ideas on how to get something like this to work? We will have at
> least a dozen other action beans just like this.
>
> --Nikolaos
>
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