We use a custom sitemesh decorator for each targeted platform and also a custom struts theme for each.
This way we use the same core jsp files across the application. By keeping the JSP functionality simple we find it works really well. I hate to be the one who breaks it to you but you'll have to do some work arounds. For example we have a number of key navigation pages which are quite different for each of the platforms (mobile, tablet, web) and as such require more work. The action classes have to know the targeted platform to setup the appropriate data objects. As for multi-lingual development we use a database backed localised text system. We've had no issues with it. Having said that we are about to start on an Arabic language version, which should be a lot of fun ;). Same principle as above applies, use the S2 localised text wherever possible and be prepared to create some custom CSS and decorator files for non-latin based languages. Z. On 30/06/11 1:28 AM, "Frans Thamura" <fr...@meruvian.org> wrote: >hi all > >we want to create a multi devices rendering for our apps, which we use >struts2, for mobile, tablet and web common, we use jquery mobile, i like >the >JQM beta1. > >and we also want to make web with multi language > >anyone can share the strategy which we can start to make this > >F --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@struts.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: user-h...@struts.apache.org
