Hello,
How about this?
<bean:define id="apple"><bean:message key="prompt.apple"/></bean:define>
<bean:message key="data.general" args0="<%=apple%>"/>
HTH
marco
-----Original Message-----
From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stéphane Josephy
Sent: 30 June 2005 10:15
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Problem rendering internationalized messages
Hi everyone,
Just crashed onto this site, seems all nice and useful, let's see if you
can do
something for me (I'm a young Struts padawan :-) )
I'm working in a 3-legal-languages-country, so localization is a must.
I have messageResouces.properties declared in 3 locales, and some
message like
this in all 3 .properties files:
main.request=You have requested an {0}
where arg0 is to be replaced by another localized message (let's say the
user
can request an apple or an orange, and it has to be localized too); I
don't want
to make a fusioned message like:
data.general.orange=You have requested an apple
data.general.apple=You have requested an orange
because there are just too much combinations.
I'm trying this, inside logic tags:
<bean:message key="main.request" locale="userLocale" arg0="<bean:message
key="main.request.orange" locale="userLocale"/>" />
but as you can guess, it doesn't work, so I'm trying to figure out a
clean way
to pass a localized argument to the bean:message tag.
Can you point me to the right way?
Thanks
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