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> it seems init (Object data) is also final, so I can't override that
> either...
Not in 2.3.3. Please look again.
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Boudewijn van Weert wrote:
> I want to use this method when I have to generate special messages after a
> certain operation, like f.e. that a database operation was successful. This
> has to be done in the controller..
Not really. I usually return a localization key that points to the full
message
Hi,
I want to use this method when I have to generate special messages after a
certain operation, like f.e. that a database operation was successful. This
has to be done in the controller..
Cheers, Bo
2008/10/5 Thomas Vandahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> If I wanted to call the localizationTool from within my code to get a
> localized string, what would then be the best method? Construct it by hand,
> or does Turbine provide some feature for this?
There is the static accessor Localization.getString(String, Locale),
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> I'm using the localization tool. Overriding that seems more complicated, as
> it makes quit high level calls to the other classes.
It actually isn't. You could just override the init-method like this:
public void init(Object data)
{
if (data instanceof RunData)
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> In Turbine 2.3.3 that method is still final; could you explain a bit more
> what you mean?
But getLocale(String) isn't, which is what getLocale(HttpServletRequest)
calls. So just override that.
However, when I come to think of it, the LocalizationService itself only
use
Hi,
In Turbine 2.3.3 that method is still final; could you explain a bit more
what you mean?
Cheers, Bo
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> Would it be possible to change final public Locale
> getLocale(HttpServletRequest req)
> to public Locale getLocale(HttpServletRequest req)?
I'd suggest to use
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> Would it be possible to change final public Locale
> getLocale(HttpServletRequest req)
> to public Locale getLocale(HttpServletRequest req)?
I'd suggest to use Turbine 2.3.3-RC1 which has this problem solved.
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Hello,
I have developped an application that allows the user to change the
language, and the application continues to use that language during the
session. I could find no other way that to change
TurbineLocalizationService and override getLocale. However, this is a final
method. In the end
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