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Ilja Booij
Hi all,
We're busy creating a web application that needs different localization.
ResourceBundles would probably be the best thing to use for this. However,
we would like to use a database as the backend for the ResourceBundle.
This would make changing and adding translated strings much easier. We
would like our client to be able to do this himself, using a front end we
will write.
From what I understand of ResourceBundles, we would have to create a
ResourceBundle class for each translation. We'd like to create just one
subclass of ResourceBundle however, which handles all translations. Is
this possible? I can't find any examples of how this should work..
thanks for thinking along, please tell me if my question isn't completely
clear or something like that,
Ilja Booij
MMS2P B.V.
We're busy creating a web application that needs different localization.
ResourceBundles would probably be the best thing to use for this. However,
we would like to use a database as the backend for the ResourceBundle.
This would make changing and adding translated strings much easier. We
would like our client to be able to do this himself, using a front end we
will write.
From what I understand of ResourceBundles, we would have to create a
ResourceBundle class for each translation. We'd like to create just one
subclass of ResourceBundle however, which handles all translations. Is
this possible? I can't find any examples of how this should work..
thanks for thinking along, please tell me if my question isn't completely
clear or something like that,
Ilja Booij
MMS2P B.V.