> -----Original Message----- > From: Adam Levine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 9:44 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Internationalizing 100's of pages of text > > > My $0.02, just a bit OT, and an observation...if you change your > organization a bit, you can make life easier and you (and > whomever else is > working on your content) by using Java's i18n features in a > bit different > manner.. specifically, get a String-based version of the > Locale you want.. > make that a directory, and just load the same template file > from there. > > ie > content/en_us/index_content.jsp > content/en/index_content.jsp > > since you'll always know which file (index_content) you > want.. i'm sure you > can hack a tag that will dynamically create the full file > name you want, and > have that passed to template:get (which i've never worked > with.. so, forgive > me if i'm way off base).
Hmm. A possibility. > I tried hitting the url you gave.. it doesn't appear to be a > happy url, so i > can't see exactly what kind of content you're working with. > Is putting the > text into a database a possibility, keyed by content_id and > language/locale_id ? Try this: http://www.photeus.com:8080/ewot/index.html I've had to monkey around with things on my system since my ISP (Cox cable) blocks port 80. I've set up a redirect to port 8090, which may be blocked to you. I would use 8080, but Tomcat's on that and I've only got a Pentium Pro 200 on that machine and Apache's web server takes less hp than Tomcat. As far as database, take a look at the content now and see what you think. The big stumbling block is that the content writers are remote, and so I'd have to set up some sort of remote database access and my content writers don't have much, if any, db experience. Gary Gary Kephart | New Century Mortgage Web-Based Application Developer | http://www.ncen.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] | 340 Commerce 949-797-5660 | Irvine, CA 92602-1318 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
