My two cents.
Along the lines of multiple COnfig files, having multiple message bundles would be handy as well(for the same reason(s))
I use one bundle per config file.
Usage is straight forward.
<!-- ========== Message Resources Definitions =======================-->
<message-resources parameter="properties.GenericMessages" />
<message-resources parameter="properties.Module1Messages" key="module1"></message-resources>
<!--End of Message Resources Definition ----------------------------->
here i place the Message files under a properties folder
In your JSPs they would used based on the "key" parameter supplied.
Getting Messages from multiple Resource Bundles - Multiple Application.properties file <BR>
Module1: - Default Module <bean:message key="personal.greetings" />: <BR>
Module2:- Module 1 <bean:message key="prompt.greetings" bundle="module1" />:</P>
Manglu
Mike Jasnowski wrote:
Yes, essentially there are two ways to work with multiple config files, one is via sub-modules, the second is via comma-separated list of config files in the same module.
-----Original Message----- From: Gregory F. March [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 1:35 PM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: multi-user development
I am about to allow others to work on my project now that I've set up much of the framework.
I can see a few problems, most notable is the struts-config.xml file. I believe there will be much contention for this file.
I seem to recall a discussion about splitting this file up into multiple config files, but it appears that the search facility on the apache/struts site is down.
Is splitting the config file possible? If so, how?
Also, assuming the above is possible, what are others doing for this? I.e., do you have multiple config files based on modules in your app? For example, I assume the way *not* to do this would be to have an "action-config.xml" file, but rather a "functional-area1.xml" file. But, this assumes you can have multiple tags/sections for things like global-forwards and action-mappings. Can you?
Any insight would be really appreciated.
Thanks!
/greg
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