yes, the view root has a certain locale setting:
<f:view locale="#{languagebean.currentLanguage}">
</f:view>
works for instance with the bean delivering the current locale
(thats the way I do it in my current project which needs
dynamic locale switching upon a given request value).
There is another way as well (I have only vage info about this in my
mind, Thomas Spiegl once showed it to me), you can adjust the locale
somewhere in the servlet request or servlet session
and jsf adjusts to that value automatically on session scope.
Werner
Legolas Woodland wrote:
Werner Punz wrote:
Legolas Woodland wrote:
Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
is there any sample which i can learn localizing JSF application from
it ?
my questions are
1-where to put the .properties file , in Struts i could define them
in struts-config.xml but i do not have any clue about jsf
2-how to call key from .properties file ? in struts <bean:message ,
but is jsf i do not know
3-does it needs some specefic declaration to make a jsf application
localized ?
It is much easier than in
Struts (like most stuff in JSF), you do not have to defined it at all
in the config file.
The trick is that you have a tag for this stuff and thus can put
as many internationalisation files as you like into your forms:
f:loadbundle does the trick
it is way more flexible that way because you can add and remove bundles
on the fly as you like it.
Hi
Thank you for reply , i create all bundles , and i add them in
faces-config.xml like the following
...........
*<application>
<locale-config>
<default-locale>fr</default-locale>
<supported-locale>en_US</supported-locale>
</locale-config>
</application>
..............
*when i change the browser locale to fr it shows the fr resources , (it
must show the fr in that case) and when my browser locale is en_US ,
it shows englishe resources , is it possible to force the jsf
application to use an specefic locale until user change the locale by
pressing some button.*
*thank you.
BTW : how i can change the locale ?
