Sub-applications may have their own resources. That's not quite as fine-grained as you are talking about, but it's a lot finer-grained than it used to be. Also, James Mitchell has recently completed a DBMessageResources which will "suck in" your resources from a DB table (you could use basically any JDBC-capable DBMS to store them; that's an assumption based off the fact that he's using OJB).
Regards, Eddie Billy Ng wrote: >Hi folks, > >I don't know if anybody is doing this. I want to move the resoruces to the servlet >level which means each servlet has its own resources instead of putting the entire >app's subtitutes in ApplicationResources.properties. If you have the mechanism like >this, would you please give me some points for how to do it. > >Thanks! > >Billy Ng > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
