What I wanted to do was having a one markup (like Page_src.html) that
would look like
<html>
$(item1)
</html>
and properties for different languages that could be used as model to
generate Page_en, Page_sk, Page_de, etc. These pages would be generated
statically from ide. But I don't want it anymore.
I'm going to try if it is possible to implement my own resource locator
that would return a stream that would generate the correct page content
(replacing things like $(item1)) on fly.
I know I can use <wicket:component> to i18n, but it doesn't seem to be
able to do things like translation buttons label (the value attribute).
-Matej
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
Matej,
did you look at the forminput example already? It shows you how to use
properties file to localize your apps.
I've tried some plugins from exlipse plugins site but I couldn't get any
of them running properly in eclipse 3.1.
not sure what you mean. An ecplise plugin which "automatically"
maintains the different markup files for you with input from
properties files?
So I just want to know if anyone have some experience with this to share.
wicket-stuff contains an example on using velocity, but as far as I
remember not in the context of I18N. Don't know if that is of any
help.
What I did some months ago and I don't know if it is still working
with HEAD, I created a kind of wicket based pre-processor which
created files page.html, page_en.html, page_de.html etc from a
template markup file and replaced wicket-preprocessor tags.
Wicket-preprocessor tags didn't use wicket:id, they simply used
w18n:id instead, thus separating the pre-processor from actual wicket
tags. But it was wicket-core which replaced the text to be localized.
Juergen
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