Folks
Our app uses "<bean:messsage key="xxx"/>" extensively to access database backed application
resources. This works well, but as you would expect the message that is retrieved for any given key
is constant.
We want to extend this so that users in different business units are shown
different messages.
e.g. Users who are part of the "Accounts" business unit see message A, while users in the "Sales"
business unit see message B. AFAICS this involves passing application specific data via the
<bean:message> tag somehow.
How can I do this?
One thing that did occur to me was to use <bean:message name="<beanName>" property="propName"/> to
access a bean that holds all the resources for that users business unit.
But one issue is that AFAICS the bean will have a fixed set of properties that tag can reference via
the "property" attrib. If we have to add a new property to the resource database (which is fairly
frequent) I don't want to have to re-code the backing bean.
Any ideas? Canonical solutions?
TIA - Adam
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