Hi Jan
What do you mean with "sharing user chosen locale"?
Does your user access thru a common login application?
If it's something like that, then you might share your Locale putting it in
session
Session.setAttribute("myLocale", myLocale);
Then retrieving it in the other applications with
(Locale)request.getSession().getAttribute("myLocale);
This usually works pretty well since Session is a serializable object.
Not sure it would work in a clustered environment though
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Jan Normann Nielsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: luned́ 17 maggio 2004 10.42
A: Struts Users Mailing List
Oggetto: Re: Sharing what I've learned: locale switching
None None wrote:
> Because this might be helpful to others, and because I probably would
> have spent another couple of hours figuring it out on my own without
> the help of some people on this lsit, I wanted to give back as much as
> I could. So, here's a consolidated bit of info I've learned about
> switching language in your Struts apps...
>
> What I have is a file manager application, more or less just for me to
> learn Struts. I wanted to have the ability to switch languages
> on-the-fly. To do this, I've done the following:
Does anyone know how to make the Locale settings global for all web
applications deployed in a web container? Is it at all possible? I have
four web applications deployed in Jetty and I want to have them share
the user chosen locale.
Best regards,
Jan Nielsen
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