An include with its own resource file is probably the best way to define your login dialog:
<foo:MainWindow xmlns:wtkx="http://pivot.apache.org/wtkx"; xmlns:foo="com.foo"> <wtkx:define> <wtkx:include wtkx:id="loginDialog" src="login_dialog.wtkx" resources="com.foo.LoginDialog"/> </wtkx:define> </MainWindow> On Aug 30, 2010, at 12:10 PM, Rodrigo Castillo wrote: > Hi, I'm trying to develop my own basic component library over pivot, > but I realize that, the only way to provide multi-language resources > to components is through wtkxserializer constructor, so if I have a > main window and I want to add a login "component" there are to ways to > complete this as I can see: merge both main windows and login > component json multi-language in only one file (we broke the component > encapsulation) that is should be passed to the "main wtkxserializer", > and loading login component with wtkx:include or wtkx:define, or each, > main window and login component have they own json multi-language file > and also each one should use a separate wtkxserializer and add > components by some programmatic way, witch is not so complicated but > it requires more control. > > Do you know if there is other way to accomplish this?, for example: > pass more than one json file to the wtkxserializer to avoid merge. > > Greetings.
