>Hi,
> Is it possible or feasible to have differenet application
> properties file for each module in my web app.
Here is how I do it.
This is usually an initialization Servlet
/**
* Initialize our internal MessageResources bundle.
*
* @exception ServletException if we cannot initialize these
resources
*/
protected void initMessages() throws ServletException {
try {
catalogMessages =
MessageResources.getMessageResources(catalogMessagesName);
getServletContext().setAttribute(Constants.MESSAGES_KEY,
catalogMessages);
} catch (MissingResourceException e) {
String message = "Cannot load catalog resources from '" +
catalogMessagesName + "'";
log(message,e);
throw new ServletException(message);
}
}
Then in the JSP's that use that message bundle:
<bean:message bundle="<%= Constants.MESSAGES_KEY %>"
key="button.catalog.delete.catalog"/>
or
<html:errors bundle="<%= Constants.MESSAGES_KEY %>"
property="helpPath"/>
The Action classes are used as usual for error messages going back to
input pages:
errors.add(ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR, new
ActionError("error.catalog.query"));
For pages w/o Input pages then you lookup the message before throwing an
exception
or logging it to a file.
catalogMessages.getMessage("ok.catalog.connection")
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