> -----Original Message----- > From: Sjur Moshagen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, 25 September 2006 8:20 PM > To: dev@forrest.apache.org > Subject: Dispatcher i18n update + three more issues > > Hello all, > > AS seen in JIRA, I have found a set of errors in Dispatcher and > Forrest regarding i18n, and submitted patches for them. With those > patches, Dispatcher should be ready to go re i18n - almost:-) There > are still three more issues for which I can't submit a patch (I think): > > 1) one file is wrongly named in whiteboard/plugins/ > o.a.f.plugin.internal.dispatcher/messages/ > > ContractsMessages_us.xml > > should most likely be: > > ContractsMessages_en.xml
For svn this would would be a 'svn mv' command I think to rename it so no Patch needed just an issue to note to do it. > > 2) There should probably be a default/fallback ContractsMessages.xml > file, which should really be the file above (ie the English one, if > one wants to have English as the fallback language, which I expect > one does). Not having one will at least cause some noise in the log > files, and might also generate errors Ok, so exactly the same file, no changes apart from the file name ? No sure how others do it, but I would just copy the file, give it the New name and then add it to our svn with 'svn add filename.xml' and then Commit it. So, again no patch needed. > > 3) when doing a forrest seed, the translation files in whiteboard/ > plugins/o.a.f.plugin.internal.dispatcher/messages/ should be included > in the src/documentation/translations/ directory, with a proper note > on them being useful only with the dispatcher. Without translation > files in this location, the standard "messages" (Last published, > Search, etc.) will not be translated. So what is the best way to do this, do you mean just moving the files into That location permanently and removing them from their current location, or Doing some xslt magic to create them there from the originals at build time? Have you tested these locally with your patches you made ? I guess once the jira issues you created are applied then we'll be able to Test these out also. I'm going to download your patches and try them out anyway. But I think a new Jira issue should be made to remember to do these, maybe as a subtask as one of the others? Sub-tasks don't get used often enough IMHO and think that maybe the three you just opened could have been all sub-tasks of one jira issue. But this is a reflection on our current methods as A whole rather than how you created them - everyone else would have done the Same I think. This is a good example of sub-tasking, each of those three issues combined with the 3 new issues you identify above would not work without the others also being completed. Great work on all this i18n stuff !! :) Gav... > > Best regards, > Sjur > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.12.8/455 - Release Date: 9/22/2006
