Using ResourceBundles (without having to restart container)
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It's a pain to work with i18n'ed jsp pages, and restart the container every time I want to see if the keys are working ok. | It's a pain to work with i18n'ed jsp pages, and restart the container every time I want to see if the keys are working ok. | ||
| − | Actually there is a feature | + | Actually there is a feature since OpenCms 6.2 for this: |
All OpenCms module based message bundles are flushed if you clear the cache, | All OpenCms module based message bundles are flushed if you clear the cache, | ||
Latest revision as of 19:58, 14 November 2008
taken from the newsgroup:
It's a pain to work with i18n'ed jsp pages, and restart the container every time I want to see if the keys are working ok.
Actually there is a feature since OpenCms 6.2 for this:
All OpenCms module based message bundles are flushed if you clear the cache, which can be triggered by "Administration View > Workplace Tools > Re-Initialize the Workplace".
You can also use this caching behaviour in your Java code like this:
org.opencms.i18n.CmsResourceBundleLoader.getBundle(baseName, locale);
which is the same as
java.util.resourceBundle.getBundle(baseName, locale);
only that we do have the flushable bundle cache.
You should put the property-files into your module's classes folder in opencms.
COMMENT: This didn't work for me, but it works putting it in "/tomcat/webapps/opencms/WEB-INF/classes".
Example:
<%@page import="org.opencms.jsp.*, org.opencms.file.*, org.opencms.flex.*, java.util.*" %> <%@ taglib prefix="cmstag" uri="http://www.opencms.org/taglib/cms" %> <% org.opencms.i18n.CmsResourceBundleLoader.flushBundleCache(); // this is probably just good for testing java.util.ResourceBundle messages = org.opencms.i18n.CmsResourceBundleLoader.getBundle("your_bundle_here", new java.util.Locale("es")); %> <%= messages.getString("test.label1") %>
