I18n of label in command_button

Hello everyone,
I want to internationalize the label of a command_button:
<h:command_button id="..." label="my label" commandName="..." actionRef="..."/>
Unfortunately, I cannot insert any <fmt:message>-tag into the label attribute. This pretty much limits the label to a static string.
What is the official way to dynamically specify the label?
Regards,
Andreas

In the EA4 release, you can localize button labels by interoperating with a ResourceBundle made available via the JSTL <fmt:setBundle> tag. For example, check out the source code for the "Customer.jsp" page in CarDemo. You'll see the following tag near the top:
<fmt:setBundle basename="cardemo.resources" scope="session" var="cardemoBundle"/>
while the submit button is coded like this:
<h:command_button key="finishButton" bundle="cardemoBundle" .../>
to pick up the resource named "finishButton" from the corresponding resource bundle.
Craig McClanahan

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at weblogic.servlet.internal.TailFilter.doFilter(TailFilter.java:28)
at weblogic.servlet.internal.FilterChainImpl.doFilter(FilterChainImpl.java:27)
at com.bea.p13n.servlets.PortalServletFilter.doFilter(PortalServletFilter.java:293)
at weblogic.servlet.internal.FilterChainImpl.doFilter(FilterChainImpl.java:27)
at com.bea.wlw.netui.pageflow.PageFlowJspFilter.doFilter(PageFlowJspFilter.java:250)
- locked <0x91c6bca0>
.......

Can you be a bit more explicit about "doesnot seem
to be working."
Is the page throwing an error?
Is it not finding your resource file?
Is it not printing a string from it correctly?
This JSTL code should iterate through all the keys in
the loaded resource bundle and show you exactly what
is in it.
<c:forEach var="prop"
items="${templatebundle.resourceBundle.keys}">
<c:out value="${prop}"/>
</c:forEach>Cheers,
evnafetswell what is happening is that the the properties file has some properties defined aspage-message-logged-in=Logged in as
page-label-login=Log In
page-label-logout=Log Outand in the jsp I am accessing them as follows
<fmt:message key="page-label-login" bundle="${templatesbundle}"/>but what I end up seeing in the jsp is the follows
???page-label-logout???

Moving message bundle (i18n) to another package within NetBeans...

Hi,
I'm using the NetBeans GUI builder (matisse) to create an internationalized (i18n) swing application.
My bundle properties file (which contains all the internationalized labels and so on) is located in a package on the classpath. Now I want to move the bundle to another package - can this be done in an easy (automatic) fashion throughout the IDE because a lot of java classes (forms) use the bundle.
BTW, find and replace within the editor does not work because all the gui building stuff is marked as protected and cannot be edited and editing each label separately with the internationalization wizard would take me hours...
Any help would be greatly appreciated
- Stephan

Of course... but my java files would need some refactoring because there is a lot of code like that...
setTitle(java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundle("
com/foo/bar/bundle/Messages").getString("frame1.title"));.. which refers to a message bundle in the specified package - when I move the message bundle to another package all the references in the java files (like the example above) have to be updated.
Unfortunately 'Find and Replace' in the editor doesn't work because it is generated gui code and marked as protected.
So is there a possibility to automatically update all the references in the java files?
Thanks a lot
- Stephan

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