Hi folks,

There is a new JSTL plugin in StripesStuff (http://www.stripes-stuff.org/).
It's main value is to provide a default resource bundle via JSTL, when you
have your own LocalizationBundleFactory.

Full information is available in the javadocs. But in short, this is what
you can do with it:
1a. Have the "StripesResources" resource bundle as default resource bundle
    in your JSP's (default behaviour).
1b. Specify your own resource bundle to be available instead (similar to
    Stripes' DefaultLocalizationFactory).
1c. Use your own ResourceBundleFactory, either specified explicitly, or
    implicitly by having your LocalizationBundleFactory also implement
        ResourceBundleFactory.
2. Optionally, you can specify a bundle variable to have Stripes' error
   message bundle available as.
3. Optionally, you can specify a bundle variable to have Stripes' field
   name bundle available as.

Also, the options 1 are disabled if you've configured a default JSTL
resource bundle via the javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.fmt.LocalizationContext
context parameter in web.xml.


Oscar

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