Every page like
SomePage.java
can have multiple message files with the same name as java file for each
language:
default language:
SomePage.properties
english:
SomePage_en.propeties
and so on.
In each propeties file you put the sam key and differen values
SomePage.properties -->
someMessageKey = Message in default language
<--
SomePage_en.propeties -->
someMessageKey = Message in english langugage
<--
You can then access those messages in pages (.java) by using localizer
object like this:
String messageValue = getLocalizer().getString("someMessageKey", this);
Bye.
newbieabc wrote:
>
> Could someone direct me in how to go about making an exisiting website a
> multilingual one in wicket framework?
> General info, articles you can recommend would be great.
> I'm in the starting phase so I don't have any specific questions yet.
>
> Thanks
>
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