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Three ways of globalizing web-applications

  • Create one for each culture/language - usually the web-interfaces. Redirect to a web-site built based on the current culture
  • Write one web-application but detect current culture, then change the user interface (texts, date time formats) to represent the current culture - dynamically
  • Satellite Based: Use resource files to keep culture specific messages. One resource file for one culture. Resource files will be in the format: key = value/message. Use the keys in the user interfaces. The keys will be replaced with the messages/values as stored in the resource files - based on current culture.
  • Best Approach: Satellite Based
  • Current culture: as set in the browsers/operating systems - or give culture/language change option on a button click
  • How to detect current culture: Use CultureInfo, Calendar, and comparison classes
  • Setting culture in the web.config file: Use the globalization element of the web.config file. You can set properties for each culture
  • Satellite Based
    • set the id and runat attributes for all the user-interface elements that require translation
    • create a fallback resource file to keep default strings (key=value) (displays by default or no culture is set or culture is not recognized)
    • create resource file for each culture that you want to support
    • Use the ResourceManager class to load the resource files
    • write code to detect the user's current culture.
    • Write code to load strings from the resource files and display them
    • Example: 
        using System.Globalization
  using System.Threading
  using System.Resources

protected ResourceManager gStrings = 
   new ResourceManager( "JustEtcWebAppsCS.strings", typeof(Satellite).Assembly);

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head1.InnerHtml = gStrings.GetString("satellite.head1");

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