Add supported locale

Hello there,
is it possible to add supported locales at runtime? Or can they be declared just in faces-config.xml?
Thanks
Qjeta

I think you might want to try replacing the ApplicationFactory class. Then you could override getSupportedLocales() method.
Use the decorator pattern when you do this...i.e., define a single-parameter constructor, by which you can keep the "original" ApplicationFactory around and call it when you implement the two methods of this class. Extend javax.faces.application.ApplicationFactory to do this.
Edited by: Michael C. Fons on Mar 16, 2010 8:24 AM

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