AW: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country?
Title: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country?
Tanks
for your answer. Do you hava an idea how i could pack this in a Tag? Or even
better if there allready exists a Tag in struts that allows to include a
HTML-text only if a certain language is chosen?
Beat Friedli
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i
faced a similar problem and i override the processLocale method of
ActionServlet as follows...
protected void processLocale(HttpServletRequest
request) {
// Validate that we need to create a
Localeif
(!locale)return;
// Service not requestedHttpSession session =
request.getSession();if
(session.getAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY) !=
null)return;
// Locale object is already present
// Use the Locale returned by the servlet
container (if any)Locale locale =
request.getLocale();if (locale != null)
{if
(locale.getLanguage().equals("en"))locale = new
Locale("en","US");
if
(locale.getLanguage().equals("nl"))locale = new
Locale("nl","NL");
if
(!(locale.getLanguage().equals("en") ||
locale.getLanguage().equals("nl")))locale = new
Locale("nl","NL");session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY,
locale);}else{locale
= new
Locale("nl","NL");session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY,
locale);}}
I want to test the Accept-Language and show a french message
if the user speaks french.
But the following code doesn't take care of the
Accept-Language fr-ch.
logic:equal value="fr"
header="Accept-Language" Welcome
french /logic:equal
And this code doesn't take care of the Accept-Language
fr-ch.
logic:equal value="fr-ch"
header="Accept-Language" Welcome
french /logic:equal
Do I have to write my own tag? Has anybody allready an
apropriate tag?
thanks
Beat Friedli
Re: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country?
Title: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country? Use bean:message for this purpose. Not logic:equal. - Original Message - From: Friedli Beat [UFA AG Her] To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 11:22 AM Subject: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country? I want to test the Accept-Language and show a french message if the user speaks french. But the following code doesn't take care of the Accept-Language fr-ch. logic:equal value="fr" header="Accept-Language" Welcome french /logic:equal And this code doesn't take care of the Accept-Language fr-ch. logic:equal value="fr-ch" header="Accept-Language" Welcome french /logic:equal Do I have to write my own tag? Has anybody allready an apropriate tag? thanks Beat Friedli
RE: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country?
Title: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country?
i
faced a similar problem and i override the processLocale method of ActionServlet
as follows...
protected void processLocale(HttpServletRequest
request) {
// Validate that we need to create a
Localeif
(!locale)return;
// Service not requestedHttpSession session =
request.getSession();if (session.getAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY)
!=
null)return;
// Locale object is already present
// Use the Locale returned by the servlet
container (if any)Locale locale =
request.getLocale();if (locale != null)
{if
(locale.getLanguage().equals("en"))locale = new
Locale("en","US");
if
(locale.getLanguage().equals("nl"))locale = new
Locale("nl","NL");
if
(!(locale.getLanguage().equals("en") ||
locale.getLanguage().equals("nl")))locale = new
Locale("nl","NL");session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY,
locale);}else{locale
= new
Locale("nl","NL");session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY,
locale);}}
-Original Message-From: Friedli Beat [UFA AG Her]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001
10:22 AMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: How
to test only for the language-code but not for the
country?
I want to test the Accept-Language and show a french message
if the user speaks french.
But the following code doesn't take care of the
Accept-Language fr-ch.
logic:equal value="fr" header="Accept-Language"
Welcome french /logic:equal
And this code doesn't take care of the Accept-Language
fr-ch.
logic:equal value="fr-ch"
header="Accept-Language" Welcome
french /logic:equal
Do I have to write my own tag? Has anybody allready an
apropriate tag?
thanks
Beat Friedli
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AW: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country?
Title: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country? bean:message sounds good to me but I have a whole page of just HTML to include an I don't want to put it in my ressource-file I would need a Tag like this: bean:message language="fr" . . Here would stand a whole user-manual of pure HTML with many lines . . . /bean:message Is this possible? Thanks Beat Friedli -- -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-Von: Gregor Rayman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Gesendet: Mittwoch, 12. September 2001 12:43An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Betreff: Re: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country? Use bean:message for this purpose. Not logic:equal. - Original Message - From: Friedli Beat [UFA AG Her] To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 11:22 AM Subject: How to test only for the language-code but not for the country? I want to test the Accept-Language and show a french message if the user speaks french. But the following code doesn't take care of the Accept-Language fr-ch. logic:equal value="fr" header="Accept-Language" Welcome french /logic:equal And this code doesn't take care of the Accept-Language fr-ch. logic:equal value="fr-ch" header="Accept-Language" Welcome french /logic:equal Do I have to write my own tag? Has anybody allready an apropriate tag? thanks Beat Friedli
