I have 2 propertie files:
ApplicationResources_en.properties
ApplicationResources_nl.properties
So i don't have a ApplicationResources.properties at this time.
But my locale is nl_NL or en_US so it should load!!
My default locale is nl_NL.
but the method:
protected String localeKey(Locale locale)
{
if (locale == null) return ("");
else if (locale.equals(defaultLocale)) return ("");
else return (locale.toString());
}
returns "" for my default locale, this is not the right behaviour.
Please implement it as the ResourceBundle does:
Locale = nl_NL
Then it try's to load: ApplicationResources_nl_NL.properties first
if that fails it try's to load: ApplicationResources_nl.properties
if that fails the last one:ApplicationResources.properties
The current implementations is wrong because:
My machine has a default locale of nl_NL. So when i want to load nl properties now
i must rename the ApplicationResources_nl.properties to
ApplicationResources.properties
(because localeKey() return "")
But now i deploy my app to a server. Then suddenly the default locale is en_US.
The localeKey() methode return "" so it loads the ApplicationResources.properties
But there i have the properties of nl.
So to make it short: Struts should always try to load the current locale (default or
not)
and walk through the locale (nl_NL.prop then nl.prop and the "".prop) to try to load
the properties.
Johan Compagner
