I got caught out by thinking the packages were created in a different package than I assumed they were, but I don't recall if it was my fault or if there was a configuration parameter I had forgotten to set or what.
But just in case it helps, I'll throw it out there. Man, I've forgotten a lot of stuff--I really need to de-rust myself :( Dave On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 4:15 PM, <stanl...@gmail.com> wrote: > I had a guy ask me why his internationalized properties were not accessible > in his Struts app that was using both the REST and Convention plug-ins. My > first action was to read the docs which did not suggest anything out of the > ordinary, so I through a core app together using this configuration and > sure > enough the properties were not found! > > He is using > > <constant name="struts.convention.action.suffix" value="Controller"/> > > So I figured an Action called FooController would find > FooController.properties in the same folder as the FooController.class, > which as it turns out did *not* work. I set a breakpoint at the top of > LocalizedTextUtil and the localist contains only the following two files > [org/apache/struts2/struts-messages, > com/opensymphony/xwork2/xwork-messages]. Shouldn't this collection include > my FooController.properties on a request http://.../foo? Including a > message key from struts-messages works fine, however a key from > FooController.properties returns the key itself as it is not being located. > > public static String findDefaultText(String aTextName, Locale locale) { > List<String> localList = DEFAULT_RESOURCE_BUNDLES; > > for (String bundleName : localList) { > ResourceBundle bundle = findResourceBundle(bundleName, locale); > if (bundle != null) { > reloadBundles(); > try { > return bundle.getString(aTextName); > } catch (MissingResourceException e) { > // ignore and try others > } > } > } > > return null; > } >
