Hi Damien,
it's rather simple - struts does this for you.
The only thing you have to considere about is "how to change the
language", because struts internationalization is based on a Locale
stored in the Session context (Attributename: Action.LOCALE_KEY).
And don't forget to set the locale=true parameter in your web.xml file.
At first struts tries to detect the proper local from the Request data and
set's it to the Session Attribute mentioned above if it is not already
set.
hope it helps
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how to internationalized an application using struts, like errors messages
per example ?
Is it possible to load dynamicaly a different
ApplicationRessource.properties (ApplicationRessource_FR.properties,
ApplicationRessources_US.properties) when user change the language ?
Thank
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