I am not using the <s:text...> under any action. Remember, the change locale
action returns a "redirect" result to a JSP page. So the browser sends a
new request for a JSP page after the result is returned. One note: if I
return a "dispatcher" result from that change locale action, then <s:text
..> renders the page in the new locale. But if I do a "redirect" to a JSP,
the <s:text ..> tags within that JSP rendes the text in the default locale,
even when I have made sure thru a filter that I have a different Locale on
the ActionContext. Obviously, <s:text...> is not rendering other locales
outside the context of an action "dispatcher" result; that is, for
"redirects".
Why? How do I fix this problem? I need to use "redirect" to completely
refresh the page. And I am redirecting to a JSP page. Should I redirect to
another action ?? (it would seem to be a waste and confusing to add another
action just to be able to render things in the change locale properly.)
newton.dave wrote:
>
> I've never been entirely clear on all the places that affect I18N, but
> does
> the action under which you're using the <s:text.../> tag extend
> ActionSupport
> (which implements TextProvider)?
>
> Dave
>
> --- Rubens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> struts.xml has this:
>>
>> <constant
>> name="struts.custom.i18n.resources"
>> value="resources" />
>>
>> I have resources.properties and resources_pt.properties deployed in the
>> WEB-INF classpath area. In fact, the text rendered by <s:text../> is
>> from
>> resources.properties even when the Locale is "pt".
>>
>>
>> Laurie Harper wrote:
>> >
>> > Rubens wrote:
>> >> I am changing locale from an Action, then returning a "redirect"
>> result
>> >> to
>> >> refresh the page. However, the new locale is not being fetched into
>> the
>> >> <s:text../> tags. <s:text.../> insists in fetching messages from the
>> old
>> >> locale. I already checked to make sure I have the resource bundles
>> files
>> >> in
>> >> the classpath. And all the configuration appears correct.
>> >>
>> >> Here is the code that changes the locale:
>> >>
>> >> .... // this.locale contains the new locale
>> >> session.put(I18nInterceptor.DEFAULT_SESSION_ATTRIBUTE, this.locale);
>> >> ActionContext.getContext().setLocale(this.locale);
>> >>
>> >> I even wrote a LocaleFilter to enforce the new locale on the
>> >> ActionContext
>> >> after a re-direct:
>> >>
>> >> // tries to resolve locale from session attributes
>> >> Locale locale = LocaleUtils.resolveLocale((HttpServletRequest)
>> >> request);
>> >> // I see the new locale set here
>> >> if (logger.isDebugEnabled())
>> >> {
>> >> logger.debug("configuring locale [" + locale +
>> >> "] on Spring LocaleContextHolder and Struts
>> >> ActionContext");
>> >> }
>> >>
>> >> // set locale on the Struts ThreadLocal Context
>> >> ActionContext.getContext().setLocale(locale);
>> >>
>> >> chain.doFilter(request, response);
>> >> ....
>> >>
>> >> Why is <s:text name="text.login.newUser" /> still fetching values from
>> >> the default locale?
>> >
>> > Are the resource bundle files names correctly? Are they in the right
>> > place? Are they being deployed correctly?
>
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