We are using woodstock version ...
Created-By: 1.5.0_06-b05 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)
Implementation-Title: Woodstock Components 4.0 Theme: suntheme
The link you gave me gave me an idea. It may be a bad idea but it works.
If I use the following code the page renders with the new locale information even for the
woodstock components. It is not automatic but at least I can bind it to a choose locale button, and
work from there.
public String button3_action()
{
FacesContext fc = this.getFacesContext();
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) fc.getExternalContext().getRequest();
JSFThemeContext tc = (JSFThemeContext) JSFThemeContext.getInstance(fc);
tc.setDefaultLocale(req.getLocale());
return "DBOrderTest";
}
mike.r.phillips wrote:
Can woodstock localization be based on the users current browser language choice(request.getLocale())?
After creating a sun/webui/jsf/suntheme/messages/messages_de.properties
I can only get the correct localized strings and buttons used by the underlying components to be used if I add
a JVM option "-Duser.language=de" to the app server, or if I use Locale.setDefault(choosenLocale) and then
re-deploy my app.
if I use <f:view locale="<%= request.getLocale() %>"> the bundles I create that are not part of
underlying components are localized correctly and change for each user base on browser preference.
Is there a way to tell components to reload the localized strings without bouncing app server?
