Also make sure you followed the proper filename conventions.
So e.g. yourApp.properties for English, and yourApp_de.properties for
German.
Otherwise the Framework can't figure out what file serves for what
language. :-)
This is also the way to slip in some jokes; you could e.g. use a
weird extention never used at your place (like the one for "swahili")
to provide a local German dialect version of your app.
(to make that work, your users would of course add that to their
browser languages... )
Wolf
On 24 Aug 2006, at 14:05, Dennis Klemann wrote:
Hi there,
I recently implemented a website using JSF and MyFaces. Almost
everything works fine now. The one thing that doesn't:
The messages that appear when e.g. a required text field hasn't been
filled all come from the "en" message bundle, although the browser
has another language setting (e.g. "de"). For now, I renamed the "de"
message bundle to "en", but I see it as a temporary solution only.
Shouldn't the language setting depend on the browser preferences? Or
is there another way to choose the language?
I've posted this problem to the JIRA, but got forwarded to this
mailing list:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-1380
Kind regard,
Dennis
