[Opensource] i18n issues with errormessage not being displaye d based on locale

[Mike Traum]

I do this. I do the getString() before I do the addError(), so I'm not using
ErrorMessageBundle (just using <expresso:ErrorMessages />) and cannot verify
that it is functional.
 
Messages does have public static String getString(String schemaClass, Locale
l, String stringCode, Object[] args), where args are the replacement args.
But, if you're looking to display messages based on the current user's
locale, State.getString() or ControllerRespose.getString() is a better way
to go - it already knows what locale your user is in.
 
Our site is currently running in 3 languages, so if you have any more
questions feel free to ask...
 
mike

-----Original Message-----
From: Thompson, Kris [mailto:kris.thompson at seurat.com]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 4:02 PM
To: opensource at jcorporate.com
Subject: [Opensource] i18n issues with errormessage not being displayed
based on locale



Is anyone able to have a multi locale site that displays error messages in
the locale of the user? I don't see how that would be possible.

I have been told that the Message class does not have a method like this

public static String getString(String schemaClass, Locale l, String
stringCode)

And that the ErrorMessageBundle.java did not pass in a locale at all to the
getMessage method.


I have made the changes and am ready to commit but I am surprised that this
bug (as I see it) exist, is there a work around that we know of? 

Kris Thompson 

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