Re: Application resources and java

[David Chelimsky]

I wouldn't create resources in an Action (I don't even know how), but 
you can access them in an Action. Try this (based on a thread a couple 
of months ago):

=========================
#in application.resources (or wherever you store your messages)
label1.condition1=SOME VALUE
label1.condition2=SOME OTHER VALUE
=========================
//in your Action
MessageResources messages = getResources(request);
if (condition == condition1) {
        form.setLabel1(messages.getMessage("label1.condition1");
} else if (condition == condition2) {
        form.setLabel1(messages.getMessage("label1.condition2");
}
//etc, etc
The idea is

Gregory F. March wrote:

I have an application where a user logs in and what is presented to
them depends on what organization they belong to.
Things like the web page title, labels, images, etc. are different for
different organizations.
I'm thinking that I'd like to create application resources from the
login action that can be referenced with the bean:message tag.  This
way, the key is always something like myapp.page.title rather than
having to use logic: tags or jsp to determine the appropriate
resource.
My questions are:

* Is the the appropriate way to do this sort of thing?
* Irrespective of the answer to the above, can one create / modify
  application resources from java? (Like in an action?)
Thanks,

/greg

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