I would like to allow the users of my site to choose which language the site
and the content is presented in by kind of prefixing the actual URL with a
virtual subfolder specifying the language. Example:
Let's mount a page:
mount(new IndexedHybridUrlCodingStrategy("/foobar", FooPage.class));
And assume the following user access urls:
http://domain.com/foobar -> results in page foobar presented in english
http://domain.com/de/foobar -> results in page foobar presented in german
http://domain.com/fr/foobar -> results in page foobar presented in french
What I would like to know if:
a) It is possible to implement this without mounting /foobar multiple times
for all possible location (I think in order to get this to work I would have
to overrride WebRequestCodingStrategy.strategyForPath where simply all
mountpoints get iterated and checked for the target URL with
parth.startswith(key)
b) Where to start? I debugged through most of the request cycle code but I'm
still not sure what's the best place to hook into.
Any hint would be appreciated.
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