Sachin Bhutada wrote: > hi Honza Spurný , > > Try this out .. > > RequestUtils.message(pageContext,"countries","locale", > "country.usa.label", null); > It will return u the appropriate string. It may work.
Hi there, thanks for hint. This should work, there's no problem probably in it. Only think I can see on first view is, that this method is deprecated - this is still not the biggest problem, but this will return only one message. What I need more is to get whole MessageResources class. But thanks for hint. This is usable in limited number of cases I need it to use. (but it's a step forward for me :) Honza S. > > sachin > xoriant, mumbai > > -----Original Message----- > From: Honza Spurný [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, September 17, 2004 1:48 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Accesssing the multiple MessageResources > > > Hi there, > > since I've been searching for answer for hours and nothing have > found, I'd like to ask You for help. > > I'd like to define 2 (or more) MessageResources files (two differents > bundles) by inserting into struts-config.xml this: > > <message-resources > parameter="cz.master.is.sources.ApplicationResources" /> > <message-resources key="countries" > parameter="cz.master.is.sources.Countries" /> > > It's easy to access these message resources in jsp files. Since the > first entry is stored under default key it can be accessed for > example this way: > > <bean:message locale="locale" key="some.key" /> > > and the second entry is accessible under specified key this way: > > <bean:message bundle="countries" locale="locale" > key="country.usa.label" /> > > This works fine. But sometimes I need to access MessageResources > files in java classes. When I would like to access defualt messages > object, I usually use this sequence: > > let's say request object is known... > Locale locale = (Locale)request.getSession().getAttribute("locale"); > MessageResources messages = > ((MessageResources)request.getAttribute(Globals.MESSAGES_KEY)); > > This still works fine. I have problem (exactly said, I don't know how > to) to access "countries" MessageResources. I have no idea how to > access this additional Resources in java class. I've found out how to > access them in the Action class: > > MessageResources countries = getResources(request, "countries"); > > or > > MessageResources countries = > (MessageResources)getServlet().getContext().getAttribute("countries"); > > Please any idea how to do it? > > ----- > > And the next question is how to do it in JSP files different way. > Sometimes I use this in JSP files: > > <bean:define id="messages" name="<%= > org.apache.struts.Globals.MESSAGES_KEY %>" > type="org.apache.struts.util.MessageResources"/> > > what makes me able to access default MessegeResources as class in the > JSP pages. Sometimes it's quite usefull for me. And according to > this, I'd like to access the same way also my additional "Countries" > MessageResources. But I don't know how to specify the bundle in the > bean:define tag. I think there can be bundle specified only by name > attribute. The way how to specify the bundle is probably the same, as > above, but I have to enter there different value, that points on my > additional resources. So where to find this value? If I would know > this value, it could also help in the first question, that is above. > > ---- > > Thanks for Your hints. > I hope You know some tricks, I don't, and that will help. > > Thanks for help > > Best Regards > Have a nice rest of day > > Honza Spurny > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
