Craig,
Can I ask you on an example to be sure, that it is correct.
My images are under images directory from root application dir. So, I can put the
following statements:
(in a property file :
message.key=images
a.image=a.gif
a.image.dir=images/a.gif
)
<html:image pageKey="message.key"/>
...
<html:image src="a.gif"/>
...
Can I put a.gif into the property file too, and have the second statement as
this:
<html:image src="a.image"/>
Or I can have
<html:image srcKey="a.image.dir"/>
Thanks,
Maya
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> There was a recent addition to the <html:image> and <html:img> tags to
> support internationalized images elegantly.
>
> Previously, you had to use the "src" attribute to specify the URI of your
> image. If you needed different images for each language, you had to use a
> scriptlet expression of some sort to calculate them.
>
> Now, you can specify a message key (to be looked up in your application
> resources) instead:
>
> <html:image srcKey="message.key"/>
>
> where "message.key" identifies the path to this image from your
> application resources.
>
> If you want to use context-relative paths everywhere, use:
>
> <html:image pageKey="message.key"/>
>
> instead.
>
>
>
> Craig
