If a Locale object isn't in scope, the ActionServlet
will make one based on Locale.getDefault(). You can
change it like this.
session.setAttribute(org.apache.struts.action.Action.LOCALE_KEY,
new java.util.Locale("fr", ""));
David
--- Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do we get a Local object when we use struts, or do
> we have to implement it? It look like I get a
> default Local object for free, but if I want to be
> able to change languages on the fly I have to
> implement more Local objects. The documentation
> says:
>
> "When the user logs on, the application can store a
> Locale object in the user's session. This Locale
> will be used to select messages in the appropriate
> language. This makes it easy to implement giving the
> user an option to switch languages -- simply change
> the stored Locale object, and all messages are
> switched automatically."
>
>
> simply change the stored Locale object, and all
> messages are switched automatically, H-O-W DO I
> "SIMPLY" CHANGE THE STORED LOCAL OBJECT ?!!
>
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