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localized portlets titles
Hi list,
has anyone tried to localize the portlet titles ?
Is there a way to do that thing simply, or do we have to develop some
wrapper class ?
In our case we have role based PSML and we don't want to use language
fallback setting.
thanks for any solution.
PS: Happy New Year !
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Re: localized portlets titles
Posted by Kim Thrysøe <kt...@atira.dk>.
I had the same need and overwrote the getTitle() method (by subclassing
JspPortlet in my case). Left for me is now to find the language/locale
from somewhere to pass on to one of the
Localization.getString(String,...) methods. Any pointers on how to get
that inside the getTitle() method?
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Fabien Toral wrote:
> ok, i see what to do in AbstractPortlet.
> i will try later and let you know if it works.
>
> thanks.
>
>
> Paul Spencer wrote:
>
>> Fabien,
>> I think this can be done in the portlets, i.e. AbstractPortlet,
>> getTitle(). This method is called by the portlet instance wrapper.
>> Assuming your portlet knows how to localize a string, language and
>> country should be accessible via rundata, then the string will be
>> localized.
>>
>> Note, a localize title can be in the localized psml, which means the
>> portlet does not have to localize the title. This also assumes the
>> user is using a localize psml and not default.
>>
>>
>> Paul Spencer
>>
>> Fabien Toral wrote:
>>
>>> Hi list,
>>>
>>> has anyone tried to localize the portlet titles ?
>>> Is there a way to do that thing simply, or do we have to develop
>>> some wrapper class ?
>>>
>>> In our case we have role based PSML and we don't want to use
>>> language fallback setting.
>>>
>>> thanks for any solution.
>>>
>
>
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Re: localized portlets titles
Posted by Fabien Toral <f....@atlantel.fr>.
ok, i see what to do in AbstractPortlet.
i will try later and let you know if it works.
thanks.
Paul Spencer wrote:
> Fabien,
> I think this can be done in the portlets, i.e. AbstractPortlet,
> getTitle(). This method is called by the portlet instance wrapper.
> Assuming your portlet knows how to localize a string, language and
> country should be accessible via rundata, then the string will be
> localized.
>
> Note, a localize title can be in the localized psml, which means the
> portlet does not have to localize the title. This also assumes the user
> is using a localize psml and not default.
>
>
> Paul Spencer
>
> Fabien Toral wrote:
>
>> Hi list,
>>
>> has anyone tried to localize the portlet titles ?
>> Is there a way to do that thing simply, or do we have to develop some
>> wrapper class ?
>>
>> In our case we have role based PSML and we don't want to use language
>> fallback setting.
>>
>> thanks for any solution.
>>
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Re: localized portlets titles
Posted by Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org>.
Fabien,
I think this can be done in the portlets, i.e. AbstractPortlet,
getTitle(). This method is called by the portlet instance wrapper.
Assuming your portlet knows how to localize a string, language and
country should be accessible via rundata, then the string will be localized.
Note, a localize title can be in the localized psml, which means the
portlet does not have to localize the title. This also assumes the user
is using a localize psml and not default.
Paul Spencer
Fabien Toral wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> has anyone tried to localize the portlet titles ?
> Is there a way to do that thing simply, or do we have to develop some
> wrapper class ?
>
> In our case we have role based PSML and we don't want to use language
> fallback setting.
>
> thanks for any solution.
>
>
> PS: Happy New Year !
>
>
>
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