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Posted to derby-dev@db.apache.org by Halley Pacheco de Oliveira <ha...@yahoo.com.br> on 2006/05/26 13:52:51 UTC

DERBY-1339 - messages_pt_BR.properties file

Hi,

Jira issue DERBY-1339, java/drda/org/apache/derby/loc/drda/messages_pt_BR.properties file (*), was
created four days ago, and wasn't commented by anyone. Since this file was already translated into
Brazilian Portuguese, I was expecting a reply from the original translator, but I don't know if
this file was translated at IBM or ASF.

I am translating the documentation, not doing localization, but if there isn't anyone responsible
for Brazilian Portuguese localization I can be doing localization together with documentation.

Regards,

Halley

(*)  This file contains messages for NetworkServerControl translated into Brazilian Portuguese.



		
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Re: DERBY-1339 - messages_pt_BR.properties file

Posted by Daniel John Debrunner <dj...@apache.org>.
Halley Pacheco de Oliveira wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Jira issue DERBY-1339, java/drda/org/apache/derby/loc/drda/messages_pt_BR.properties file (*), was
> created four days ago, and wasn't commented by anyone. Since this file was already translated into
> Brazilian Portuguese, I was expecting a reply from the original translator, but I don't know if
> this file was translated at IBM or ASF.

IBM translated contributed the translations to the the Apache Derby
project. I do not believe the translators are involved in the open
source community.

If you believe your patch is correct you should commit it.

> I am translating the documentation, not doing localization, but if there isn't anyone responsible
> for Brazilian Portuguese localization I can be doing localization together with documentation.

No-one is reponsible for any code at the ASF, there is no code
ownership. People work on anything that scratches their itch.

Thanks,
Dan.