Friday, October 29, 2010

Internationalization in JSF with UTF-8 encoded properties files

For my current employer I get paid to -among others of course- write blogs for the local development team. Those blogs are fortunately available online for everyone. So, here's just a link instead of a copypaste ;)

Internationalization in JSF with UTF-8 encoded properties files

I must admit that I miss the lack of syntax highlighting over there as well, we would need to look for a Wordpress plugin for that.

4 comments:

khairil said...

Thanks Balusc. This link is very useful for my current project using jsf2/java 1.6 :)

Unknown said...

Hi Balusc. Nice example of how to use properties files. Is it possible to translate text from the text area. I know that a lot of translators are available, but our users want to have it builtin

Ramesh "Defeat the Defeats;Defeat defeats you" said...

Hi All,

Nice Article.

I Have one question. How to internationalize browse button in fileupload component?
I’m using t:inputFileupload component and i searched it in net but not able to find a solution.

Please give me one solution.

Thanks in advance.
Ramesh

Daniel said...

Hi, Great post!

I'm using GAE , and I'm getting the following error : java.util.ResourceBundle.Control is not supported by Google App Engine's Java runtime environment

Any chance i can use something instead of Control clasS?

Thanks,
Daniel.