My apologies for being unclear...
Yes the Bean has one method called getMonths()...
and in this method I will return the appropriate months based on the
locale.
It is just that getting/passing the Locale to the getMonths() in a JSP is
not really elegant.
JSP code:
<html:select property="toMonth" styleClass="dropdowns">
<html:optionsCollection name="ApplicationBean" property="months(foo)"
label="label" value="value"/>
</html:select>
And wondering if there are other options...
- Glenn
mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
16/06/2004 03:25 PM
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Subject: Re: ServletContextListener
At 12:13 PM 6/16/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>I have created a ServletContextListener that sets a Bean in the
>application scope.
>This Bean contains 2 list of Months... and these lists contain
>LabelValueBeans.
>
>My uncertainty is on the best way to get my JSP to use the appropriate
>List depending on the locale.
>
>JSP code:
>Option One: Do I pass as a parameter to the months method the Locale? Any
>other suggestions would be appreciated. :) - Glenn
What "months method"? I assume you mean that your bean has some method
called getMonths()?
If so, there is clearly a problem making the method getMonths(Locale
locale) with a bean. If you have only two locales, then you might want to
do the otherwise dumb thing and use two methods which are chosen depending
on the locale, e.g.:
if(locale == ?) {
bean.getMonthLocaleA();
} else {
bean.getMonthLocaleB();
}
This helpful?
Michael
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