hope this helps
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-tapestry/UsingCustomResourceSourceForLibs
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-tapestry/ApplicationBorderComponent
Am Sunday 12 February 2006 18:54 schrieb Alan Chandler:
> Up to now, I have been taking the simplistic approach to messages and putting
> them all in myApplication.properties files.
>
> This included a border component which I put in a library and then made into
> a
> jar file and stored in tomcat's shared/lib directory - so that all my
> applications could have a similar border.
>
> In the java it did something like
> getPage().getMessages().getMessage("key-string");
>
> But as I develop this forward I want to do some more sophisticated things
> (particularly with version numbers). Reading the userguide it hints at more
> general message seaching, but it is not 100% explicit, so before I rip my
> code to pieces to change things, I though I would ask here.
>
> Assume I have a component called "Border" inside a library called "mylib",
> and
> inside this library I have files Border.properties and mylib.properties.
> These are all packed up into a jar file and placed in the shared/lib
> directory.
>
> If I have a application called MyApp with a page called MyPage with
> properties
> file in the WEB-INF directory called MyApp.properties and MyPage.properties
>
> If I replace the code currently in my Border component to and ignoring
> locales
> for now
>
> getMessages().getMessage("key-string")
>
> What is the exact order of searching for the message key "key-string". I
> think it will look in
>
> Border.properties, mylib.properties, MyPage.properties, MyApp.properties
>
> in that order, stopping at the first occurance of "key-string".
>
> Am I correct?
>
> or is it
>
> Border.properties, MyPage.properties, mylib.properties, MyApp.properties
>
> or something else
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