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[jira] Updated: (OFBIZ-3807) Application name localizations should
not be defined in the CommonUiLabels framework file
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-3807?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Adrian Crum updated OFBIZ-3807:
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Description:
There is a weak dependence from the framework to ALL applications because the application name localization for the application menu is defined in CommonUiLabels.xml file.
Whenever a user wants to add an application and localize its name, a new entry in CommonUiLabels.xml framework file needs to be created.
How could we have the application menu use the application specific labels file to get the localitazion?
The injectable menu we are speaking about could be the solution.
A simple main menu could be defined in the framework with only the Webtools and Example menu entries.
Every application could inject its own application menu entries.
An application could also inject menu entries in several different menus so that, for example all application's administrations could be placed in one unique high level "admin" menu entry.
This could also allow a party/content binding component to inject menu entries into otherwise stand-alone party and content applications.
was:
There is a weak dependence of the framework from ALL applications because the application name localization for the application menu is defined in CommonUiLabels.xml file.
Whenever a user wants to add an application and localize its name, a new entry in CommonUiLabels.xml framework file needs to be created.
How could we have the application menu use the application specific labels file to get the localitazion?
The injectable menu we are speaking about could be the solution.
A simple main menu could be defined in the framework with only the Webtools and Example menu entries.
Every application could inject its own application menu entries.
An application could also inject menu entries in several different menus so that, for example all application's administrations could be placed in one unique high level "admin" menu entry.
This could also allow a party/content binding component to inject menu entries into otherwise stand-alone party and content applications.
> Application name localizations should not be defined in the CommonUiLabels framework file
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>
> Key: OFBIZ-3807
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-3807
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: ALL COMPONENTS
> Affects Versions: SVN trunk
> Reporter: Bruno Busco
> Priority: Minor
>
> There is a weak dependence from the framework to ALL applications because the application name localization for the application menu is defined in CommonUiLabels.xml file.
> Whenever a user wants to add an application and localize its name, a new entry in CommonUiLabels.xml framework file needs to be created.
> How could we have the application menu use the application specific labels file to get the localitazion?
> The injectable menu we are speaking about could be the solution.
> A simple main menu could be defined in the framework with only the Webtools and Example menu entries.
> Every application could inject its own application menu entries.
> An application could also inject menu entries in several different menus so that, for example all application's administrations could be placed in one unique high level "admin" menu entry.
> This could also allow a party/content binding component to inject menu entries into otherwise stand-alone party and content applications.
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