Yeah.. Been wondering if it would make sense to have a separate jar
file for the i18n files.
And ain't nothing wrong with being from down under (but that's just my
personal opinion) ;-)
/Janne
On 17 Apr 2009, at 17:07, Harry Metske wrote:
The i18n files are not meant to be customized by people using
JSPWiki, it is
a mechanism to facilitate multiple languages, and not to (on site)
customize
all message strings, but you can do it of course.
So the procedure you describe is basically correct, I can't think of
an
easier way.
/Harry
2009/4/17 Roland Whitehead <[email protected]>
OK, delve a little deeper before asking and you might fix it
yourself.
Perhaps someone can say if this method is wrong but it works for
me. Please
note that this is using Tomcat. Apparently (so my application
server expert
tells me) this might not work in JBoss or Glassfish.
In WEB-INF/classes create a directory called "templates"
Copy JSPWiki.jar from WEB-INF/lib and from it extract copies of
/templates/default.properties and /templates/default_en.properties
(assuming
that you are only changing the English version - use the appropriate
language for your situation) and put them in your new
WEB-INF/classes/templates directory. Edit those files with your
favourite
text editor and finally restart JSPWiki.
I used JarInspector on OS X to extract the files from JSPWiki.jar
but you
could have just used zip. I did it all using root (sudo'd)
permissions but
that probably wasn't necessary.
Can't find much on JSPWiki.org re Internationalisation or
customising these
values. If I should add this, perhaps someone could let me know.
Roland
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QURU Ltd, Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA, United Kingdom
On 17 Apr 2009, at 09:14, I wrote:
I have been asked to change the "G'day" in the user box to
something less
antipodean. I know that it is stored in fav.greet.anonymous,
fav.greet.asserted and fav.greet.authenticated but where do I edit
their
values?
TIA
Roland
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QURU Ltd, Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA, United Kingdom
