Christopher Schultz wrote:
<%=rb.getString("Date")%>
Heh, I hope you use a Locale-specific date format otherwise you'll
confuse a lot of people. ;)
I think I have this down. You can check:
http://www.mhsoftware.com/caldemo/
and let me know...
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George Sexton
MH Software, Inc.
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George,
On 5/11/2009 5:30 PM, George Sexton wrote:
> Another way of doing this is to use resource bundles. It's uglier in
> some ways, but better in other ways.
The OP said he was using mostly static content, so I think the
redirection based upon Acc
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Andrew,
On 5/7/2009 3:35 PM, Andrew Davidson wrote:
My main website is in
English. I want to have a landing page in Spanish that describes my website
and invites the user to click through the English version of the web
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Andrew,
On 5/7/2009 3:35 PM, Andrew Davidson wrote:
> My main website is in
> English. I want to have a landing page in Spanish that describes my website
> and invites the user to click through the English version of the web site.
> Any idea how I set
If Apache is handling your static content, and you are simply using
Tomcat
to serve dynamic content, then you can use the request.getLocale()
method
to find out what language the visitors browser is suggesting. For
example:
String lang = request.getLocale().getLanguage();
if ( "es".eq
Hi
I do you know how I can build a multi lingual website? My main website is in
English. I want to have a landing page in Spanish that describes my website
and invites the user to click through the English version of the web site.
Any idea how I set this up using Tomcat? The bulk of our web si
