Hi, I haven't had time to wade through all the UI changes yet, but in fixing the JDK 5 compatibility problem this morning, I saw that there is a class serving all the i18n resources over REST, which are then used in jquery.
I'm curious how this architecture works? My expectation would have been that there are no localized strings in the static content (HTML/JS), and that the REST calls would return localized content as requested. Where are the keyed requests coming from? Also, how does this perform with caching and behave with allowing users to select the locale? I did notice that the call generating it is potentially quite inefficient. There are 2 calls to convert properties to a string (one for redback, which has subcalls, one for archiva), which both converted back to properties, merged and then back to a string. I'd hope the resource bundles could just be loaded once (presuming they can be updated as may be needed in an OSGi scenario later). Cheers, Brett -- Brett Porter br...@apache.org http://brettporter.wordpress.com/ http://au.linkedin.com/in/brettporter http://twitter.com/brettporter
