Sure, my idea of using a Bean in the application scope is to not have to
do the creation of the List of months in every Action class and just
reference the Bean in the application scope from the JSP page..
So I guess that the Action class can obtain the Months from the Bean in
the application scope and create a new bean in the request scope (and this
bean will be in the appropriate language).
- Glenn
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16/06/2004 03:56 PM
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You are using struts so, instead of calling a jsp page for the response,
call an action class that sets an appropriate "months" in the request
scope
and forwards to your jsp page and then just call the correct "months" from
request scope in the jsp page.
At 12:47 PM 6/16/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>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:
>And wondering if there are other options... - Glenn mike 16/06/2004 03:25
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>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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