Hi,
another solution would be to fall-back to the "standard"-resource when
a key in a NLS-resource is not found.
regards
Alexander
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Marcel,
Thanks for the thank-you, I know I didn't really help.
1 - Do you think struts should return the search key for the error if
it is not found in ApplicationResources.properties?
2 - Maybe some-one has a utility to check a set of
ApplicationResources.properties & tell you what keys aren't
consistent.
Keith.
--- Marcel Andres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I finally could solve my problem...ufff. Special thank to Andre,
> Tobias and Keith which leaded me to the solution. For thus who are
> interested what went wrong, here a short description (maybe, it can
> help someone else on an other opportunity):
>
> In my case, the problem was not only part of the struts tag. It was
> as well an internal error, because I had to convert an error, which
> I receive from a corba service, into the according "struts" error.
> Thereby, I got some problems with upper and lower cases. Make sure
> you don't step into this trap!
>
> Second, because I am creating a multilanguage application, I have
> to deal with five different ApplicationResources.properties. You
> can imagine, that sometimes you mistype something!
>
> Thank you again
>
> Marcel
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