--- Paranoid_Fabio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello. I've a problem with i18n resource bundles. > > I've a page "home.jsp" that uses a resoruce bundle "res1" > for internationalization. > > home.jsp, like all the pages of my web app, includes "bar.jsp" which is a > bar with some links. The links are also internationalized and this bar uses > the resource bundle "res2". > > The problem is that, when I include the bar in the page, all the text > messages from res1 are not showed. If I do not include the bar, everything > is ok. It's like the first resource bundle overrides the second. > I use resource bundles in this way: > > > <s:i18n name="text/res1"> > <s:text name="message"/> > </s:i18n> > > Any help? Thanks!
Is the JSP included within an outer <s:i18n...> tag? Caveat for following hypothesis: I haven't looked at this code for quite some time now; a second opinion would be a really good idea. I ask because the <s:i18n...> tag pushes the resources onto the stack. IIRC things that look up messages stop looking when the first TextProvider is found, meaning that if a resource isn't found in the first TextProvider it will fail to find resources contained in underlying (further down the stack) TextProviders. The <s:i18n...> tag also pops blindly [1] on its closing tag, which can lead to issues if there are any nested, unbalanced pushes. It might be helpful to provide a skeleton outline of how things are being done on your page. Dave [1] It now throws an exception or logs (I forget which) when it pops something "unexpected". I haven't seen the code for this fix yet; does <s:i18n...> to keep a key of some sort (hashCode?) of the object pushed for determining "unexpected"? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
