i also like the idea that you have one html file, X number of property
files and then at load time of the markup file
for a specific locale the property file for that locale is merged in to
the html. And that html is stored for that locale in the cache.
At least i think tht is the complete idea?
What does juergen say about this? Shouldn't be to hard to implement i
think.
Matej Knopp wrote:
Hi.
I've made a demo showing internationalization using only one html file
(instead of one for each language) with syntax like
$(prefix=Page1)
<html>
<body>
$(foo.bar)
</body>
</html>
and property files containg the strings that looks like this
Page1.foo.bar = Foo Bar String
I think it's quite handy and I would be nice if wicket had something
like this by default.
source code: http://knopp.sk/WicketI18N-src.zip
war: http://knopp.sk/WicketI18N.war
(It's a modified form input example. I've removed the graphic buttons
and made a classic submit button instead to demonstrate, that it's
also possible to translate tag attributes.)
-Matej
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