Localization in the .java file for a page?

[de...@vitalassets.com]

We have localized all our pages with .properties files for each page. We have some string messages that are built in the java code for a page in the submit listener we defined. I haven't found a way to use the properties file as a ResourceBundle because they aren't technically in the classpath so the java code can't see it. Is there a recommended way to do this so that I can refer to the same localization files in my java code that my page files and templates use?

Thanks,
David


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David Ethell
Senior Engineer, Vital Assets, Inc.
Phone: 800.860.0607 Ex: 102
Email: dethell@vitalassets.com 
3916 Germantown Rd 
Edgewater, MD 21037 
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Re: Localization in the .java file for a page?

[Erik Hatcher <er...@ehatchersolutions.com>]

On Mar 29, 2004, at 8:04 AM, dethell@vitalassets.com wrote:
> We have localized all our pages with .properties files for each page. 
> We have some string messages that are built in the java code for a 
> page in the submit listener we defined. I haven't found a way to use 
> the properties file as a ResourceBundle because they aren't 
> technically in the classpath so the java code can't see it. Is there a 
> recommended way to do this so that I can refer to the same 
> localization files in my java code that my page files and templates 
> use?

look at the getMessage method available from the page or component 
level.  This goes through the same mechanism that page files and 
templates use.

	Erik


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