Re:

[Adam Hardy]

Hmmm, yes. Problematic. With 1.0 we used a custom taglib that called the 
string from the correct bundle using this code:

public static String getResource(
        ServletContext pContext,
        String pBundle,
        String pKey)
    throws Exception
    {
        MessageResources lResources = 
(MessageResources)pContext.getAttribute(pBundle);
        if (lResources == null)
        {
            mLogger.warn("cannot find '" + pBundle + "' in 
ServletContext");
            return "";
        }
        if (lResources.isPresent(pKey)) //
        {
            return lResources.getMessage(pKey);
        }
        else
        {
            mLogger.warn("cannot find key '" + pKey + "' in bundle '" + 
pBundle + "'");
            return "";
        }
    }

HTH,
Adam
On 08/29/2003 03:51 AM Yakov Belov wrote:
Thanks Adam,
your comments make sense if I was using Struts1.1, but for reasons out of my
control I am using Struts1.0 and the struts-config_1_0.dtd doesnt define
<nessage-resources> tag ... so, I can't use it.
But I can use the <html:errors property="<property>" bundle="<bundle>"> tag,
however I can not define a new bundle with some key because of absense of
the <message-resources> in the dtd. Is there another way to define a bundle
other than a default one?
I feel like a total newbie in this issue.

Thanks in advance.

Yakov Belov



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