JSF: Lesson – 7: Using Message Bundles in JSF: Support Internationalization #Java Short Notes

  • Target: Intermediate level web-developers (Java-platform).
  • Sample application on Internationalization with JSF
  • Video Tutorial on Internationalization with JSF
  • To support Internationalization, in the web-pages, the text messages and the control texts make use of the keys for the values/messages. In the value fields, keys are mentioned/provided as the values. Later, based on the current locale/language, the keys are replaced with the appropriate texts for the current locale/language
  • In some property files, keys and their corresponding values are listed
  • For each language, one property file is provided
  • The file names usually end with .properties
  • Example: contents of the Property files:
    search.text.new=New SearchorderBtn.text = Confirm Order
  • Wherever orderBtn.text is used for values, will be replaced with “Confirm Order”
  • If the file name is messages.properties, the file can be loaded into the JSP pages as follows:
    
    
  • Example use of the property file from JSP pages

  • You are also required to list the default languages (that your application supports) in the faces-config.xml file

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