Hi, Andreas.  Thanks for reviewing this.

I was trying to give the other-side-of-pond folks a day to review it by posting the patch and request for review last night.

How much time do you need?

Let me respond to your comments below.

Andreas Korneliussen wrote:
David W. Van Couvering wrote:
Hi, all. This patch is blocking further i18n work for me. I also don't want to have to do any merges and re-run derbyall.

If you could get any comments in by noon, that would be appreciated, otherwise I will go ahead and check in and we can fix anything post-checkin.

This was quite a short deadline - if you want comments from the other side of the world, it would be wise to extend the deadline.

I have only looked briefly at the diff file. I think that the changes in NetConnection40 and NetResultSet40 are not necessary (it appears the changes only fix code indentation), so to avoid getting other developers into merge conflicts, you could probably revert those changes.

Another issue, is this error message:
ERROR 08004: Connection authorization failure occurred. Reason: userid invalid.

I think, for security policy reasons, the message should not reveal that userid is invalid.

Hm, I agree. That said, "invalid userid" and "invalid password" are both standard DRDA values for the SECCHKCD parameter. I guess I can say "invalid userid or password" or "invalid credentials" for both of them, that's a pretty common approach.


Also, shouldn't it read "authentication failed", instead of "authorization failure occured" ?

Yes, I agree, I can change that.


(note: the patch did not really introduce this last issue, only fixed the message to have messageid as well)


-- Andreas
Thanks,

David

David W. Van Couvering wrote:

This patch is the first patch internationalizing strings in the network part of the network client. I thought it would be good to get the eyes of some of the folks working in this area on this, to make sure it makes sense to you.

http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-846?page=all

Thanks,

David

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