Then you have the apparent fact that by doing so you are now outside the Java provided i18n stuff,
when you mention 'java provided i18n stuff' are you referring to the message resources features in struts (message bundles, locales etc)? or have I missed another java feature somewhere?
So, you gain what? it's in a database?
I'm curios as to what you're reasoning is to put these into a database,
some of my sites require the client to be able to manage the content, this includes i18n labels and messages. Our deployments are done via war files, so to change a label requires to rebuild the war file and redeploy.
What I'd prefer is a user friendly gui to manage messages (yes would require cache flushing etc). Another useful feature would be to highlight discrepancies between messages in different locale bundles.
aside.... I'm guessing someone has already implemented a caching system for clusters? does spring provide something like this? I guess if you need to refresh the cache from one server you need to refresh all of the caches.
cheers Nathan
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