subclass webrequestcycle and add this code into onbeginrequest()
Locale locale = getRequest().getLocale();
locale = doSomething( locale ); // e.g. substituting non-supported
locale
getSession().setLocale( locale );
see webapplication.newrequestcycle()
-igor
On Feb 1, 2008 9:21 AM, iwanj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> the post I read was about setting locale upon new session. just for
> background, the scenario
> is displaying certain information/paragraph on different languages. I could
> set up the locale
> button however myh preference is not to have too long a list of supported
> locale, certain users
> might only use 2-3 locales, but overal could be many. also, my preference
> is not to maintain
> too many different sets of html pages (locale-wise, so same reason with
> button). on the project
> I had set up my own string resource loader, so that I only have one
> properties file per locale, instead
> of for every page/class. with my not-too-appealing method described in
> original post, a user could
> simply switch the browser locale and hit refresh button (or other buttons on
> the page, example: page
> is in english, user enter 優しい時間 in japanese, switch browser language to
> japanese, and hit "Find" button) and the page will be displayed/redisplayed
> using the new locale, what I'm looking is for way to avoid putting the same
> code on various component's event handler codes. thanks for the suggestion,
> though.
>
>
>
> Nino.Martinez wrote:
> >
> > Hmm, I though this was done already... Or might only be upon initiation
> > of session?
> >
> > What would be the motivation for the user changing locale mid session?
> > Otherwise i'd suggest having a button changing sessions locale.. This
> > has worked for me in the past... Although you might want to use
> > stringressource models.. I remember some issue but that was in beta4...
> >
> > iwanj wrote:
> >> this is my second day using wicket from struts/springmvc and I need
> >> wicket to
> >> set up so that every request (maybe this is an old thinking?) must follow
> >> the browser's locale. for pages, I could easily enough to have a base
> >> page
> >> and in its contructor do the following:
> >>
> >> Locale locale = getRequest().getLocale();
> >> locale = doSomething( locale ); // e.g. substituting non-supported
> >> locale
> >> getSession().setLocale( locale );
> >>
> >> and this works fine. however, for button's onSubmit() wicket uses the
> >> existing page instead of creating a new one and so my code in the base
> >> page
> >> constructor's is not run. copying my code into every handler is one
> >> option.
> >> subclassing all such components is another. neither seems particularly
> >> appealing for me.
> >>
> >> I've looked at replacing standard classes (session, etc.) or overriding
> >> some
> >> WebApplication methods, even subsclassing the WicketFilter itself, but I
> >> still couldn't find a place where I have both the session & request
> >> objects
> >> to do the locale setting. being newbie, I probably missed reading some
> >> docs
> >> somewhere or some posts in this forum (searched "locale", "request",
> >> etc.)
> >>
> >> thanks for any help enlightening me on this hurdle.
> >>
> >> iwanj
> >>
> >
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