CQ, CQ.i18n is not Defined | Publish Instance | CQ 5.4

Hi,
We are using OOTB CQ.i18n.getMessage for localized JQuery Messages. everything is working as expected on Auhor instances but on Publish , it is throwing CQ is not Defined, CQ.i18n is not defined JAVA SCRIPT Errors.
Code e.g.
email: CQ.I18n.getMessage("APP201")
Do we need to enable any extra JS call or include any JS file into the clientlibs? Any pointers to this would be apreciated.
Thanks
Vinay

In author, you are running "inside of the CQ environment", and then the client libraries that defines and communicates with the CQ instance in initiated. On publish, you are running the scripts on the client machine. That environment has no idea about CQ.i18n, since that call does not generate a REST call to the server. It is different execution envrionments.
Solution: Have a block in the server side generated code that fills a js object with the correct translations or create a REST/JSON representation of the i18n-nodes.
Taking Alex and Vinzenz perfect answer from the Google Group (https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/day-communique/EZxBdGUwcQU).
For CQ5.5
For publish, you need to explicitly include the "cq.shared" clientlib. On author this is automatically part of the authoring UI javascript.
The clientlibs are noted as part of the js docs: http://dev.day.com/content/docs/en/cq/current/widgets-api/index.html?class=CQ.I18n (see basic info at the top, right below the class name).
Disclaimer for CQ5.4
In CQ 5.4 the i18n utility class was not yet part of the clientlib "cq.shared" but of "cq.widgets". You would have to load latter but this is not recommended on a publish instance since it is rather big
(containing all the widgets required for page authoring and admin consoles). You probably would have to extract the i18n part and for example add it to "cq.shared" manually.
Message was edited by: Ove Lindström
Excelent answer.

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SoundCodec class is defined in Player 10. Are you using the
player 10 afcs swc ? If so, you need to change Require Flash Player
Version unser Project->Properties->Flex Compiler in Flex
Builder and put that to 10.0.0 and also make sure that your browser
has player 10 and you Flex SDK also supports player 10.
And if you are using afcs 9 swc , then put 9.0.124 or
something in the Require Flash Player Version and that should fix
the problem
Thanks
Hironmay Basu

Shared library extended class Error #1065: Variable is not defined

Right, bit of a complicated set-up here. I've got a class structure which includes the View class:
com.website.buttons.MyButton
Then i've got a shared library swc called sharedassets.swc that contains a MovieClip in the library that uses 'com.website.buttons.MyButton' as its 'Linkage Properties' base class, extending with the following empty class:
com.website.timeline.sharedassets.BackButton
Then i've got a second swc that imports the BackButton mc into its own library as a shared library asset, and uses an instance of it on the stage in a MovieClip of it's own called LinearNavBar. LinearNavBar's Linkage Properties are thus:
Class: com.website.timeline.sequence.LinearNavBar
Base class: com.website.navigation.LinearNavbar
Again, 'com.website.navigation.LinearNavbar' is an actual class in the code base, whilst 'com.website.timeline.sequence.LinearNavBar' does not exits (ie: its dynamically created by the swc at compile time). 'Automatically declare stage instances' is unchecked
Over in the class structure in my Flash Builder project, I've got another class
com.website.navigation.Sequence
Which instantiates a new version of LinearNavBar and adds it to the stage:
var navBar:Navbar = new LinearNavBar();
addChild(navBar);
At which point the following error is shown:
ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable BackButton is not defined.
It seems Flash Builder cannot find 'com.website.timeline.sharedassets.BackButton', even though BOTH compiled swcs are included as part of the projects.
What gives, my friends? I am most heartily perplexed.

I have on the permit debugging option but it says nothing but these errors
ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable Button is not defined.
ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable ComponentShim is not defined.
ReferenceError: Error #1065: Variable LoaderProV3AS3 is not defined.

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