On 1/25/08, Michael Sparer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > steve, > > wicket by default checks the user's locale (i.e. the locale of the session) > and looks for matching files. e.g. if your user accesses Foo.html with the > german locale "de" wicket checks whether there is a Foo_de.html (and/or > Foo_de.properties) file existing. > Have a look at http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/general-i18n-in-wicket.html >
Thanks for the link Michael. Unfortunately, this doesn't really address my issue. Let me explain it a bit better. I have a client that has a page consisting of a number of terms and definitions, akin conceptually to a dictionary. What the client wants is for each term to possibly be shown in a number of different languages. So picture if you will a bunch of flags associated with a particular term. If I click on the French flag, I see not only the default locale version of the term and its definition, but also the French as well. Likewise, if I then click on the Chinese flag, I'm looking at the term in three languages. My issue is that support for locales will be an incremental thing; while I have produced the English version of the terms and definitions, the client can come up with support for other languages at their leisure. As this is the case, I would like to make this support as intelligent as possible, which means that the application should be able to detect when there is a new property file (Spanish say) and automatically offer support for it on the page. I'll be the first to confess that to me, this sounds like an unusual scenario. If it can't be done in a clean fashion, I am open to other suggestions as well. Thanks and best regards as always, Steve -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
