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Dan Haywood closed ISIS-70.
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> ResourceBasedI18nManager - resolving the resource key name uses two dots for
> action addressing - should be one
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> Key: ISIS-70
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ISIS-70
> Project: Isis
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Runtimes: Dflt
> Reporter: Sabine Winkler
> Assignee: Dan Haywood
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 0.1.2-incubating
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> Attachments: ResourceBasedI18nManager.java
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> The ResourceBasedI18nManager resolves I18N resource bundle keys by requesting
> wether it is an action or property and constructs the following addressing:
> [Prototype example] Would like to define a german name of the employee's
> approver name:
> class: org.apache.isis.support.prototype.dom.employee.Employee
> kind of element: property
> property: approver
> type: name
> to address this within the i18n_de.properties - here is the key:
> org.apache.isis.support.prototype.dom.employee.Employee.property.approver.name=XXX
> Implementation
> [org.apache.isis.core.runtime.i18n.resourcebundle.ResourceBasedI18nManager#text]
> final String form = identifier.isPropertyOrCollection() ? PROPERTY : ACTION;
> final String key = identifier.getClassName() + "." + form + "." +
> identifier.getMemberName() + "." + type;
>
> Requesting an action results in a double dot (in some cases of class level
> actions?) because the identifier.getMemberName() returns "":
> eq the name of the employee class:
> org.apache.isis.support.prototype.dom.employee.Employee.action..name=XXX
> I will attach a patch for this - checking the above return value and
> constructing keys always with "one dot" seperator. This might be checked from
> the runtime team. thx
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