Folks,
We have a standard ApplicationResources.properties file. If customers want customised labels I want to be able to include a 2nd ApplicationResources.properties file that contains only those labels that have been customised. The 2nd label definition should override the 1st (i.e. standard) definition. If no customisations have been specified the 2nd file would be empty. E.g. ApplicationResources.properties global.greeting=Hello World global.message=how are you? CustomApplicationResources.properties global.greeting=Hi There! In the above case using global.greeting would result in "Hi There!" and global.message "how are you?" Looking at the Struts documentation it seems that if > 1 properties files are used one must give them a key in the struts-config file. This key must then be used by the bean:message tags. This wont work in this context 'cos the bean:message tags will not be aware of which file the definition resides. Is it possible to overlay properties definitions in a second file like this without changing the bean:message tags? TIA -Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
