a) when you do c:import, you are setting the language header in the imported file, which will get ignored since included pages cannot set headers.
b) when you do c:import, the language info is not getting passed to the second page (i.e., the accept language or whatever it is is not set in the import, if it's a remote resource).
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Dima Gutzeit wrote:
Anyone ?
I've continued to investigate this issue and a very instresting behaviour
came
up .
When I try to access single JSP pages then everything works fine and I can see the fmt:message in the desired language, but when I try to access ,
pay
attenetion ... , some JSP page that has c:import of some other page , does not matter what page , then all fmt:message are see as "?????" (We are talking about non-english fonts). To sharpen that point , access of those pages from import , separately , works ok as well.
Please, can someone comment on that ?
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