Hmm yeah kind of..
So I want to have the usual properties file for the page and besides
this for each possible value of a property an extra properties files in
which specific localized messages are located.
So for example an Index page it can have the following:
- Index.properties
- Index_en.properties
- Index_120.properties
- Index_120_en.properties
- Index_130.properties
- Index_130_en.properties
- ...
But when the page loads the value of the property is for example 120
then Index.properties and Index_120.properties wil have to be used.
I hope it is more clear now. So i need to load the messages catalogs
depending on the property value.
Nathan
On 10/08/15 19:11, mailingl...@j-b-s.de wrote:
Sorry Nathan I do not understand: do you want to spread properties belonging to
one particular page accross multiple property files?
Jens
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 10.08.2015 um 09:08 schrieb Nathan Quirynen <nat...@pensionarchitects.be>:
Hi,
I have in some pages/components in my Tapestry (5.3.7) application the need to
have localized messages based on some property value.
Simplified example:
Class SomeClass {
String code;
}
In the page I have then a property of type SomeClass and based on this value I
need different localized messages. So I was wondering if message catalog files
like following would be possible:
[name-of-page-or-component]_[some_class_code]_[locale].properties -->
Index_123_en.properties
Can I implement some kind of message provider or would it be possible by implementing a binding
prefix "SomeClassBinding" that i use instead of "message:" for these cases?
What is the way to go and some pointers on how to implement it are appreciated.
Nathan
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