Jdev11g: Has anyone developed a multi -langual application successfully?

Hi,
In our application the user can change the language of the application by selecting it from as drop-down-list.
This works fine if we run the application with embedded WLS.
But running it on external WLS the language switch does not have any effect.
We have already filled bug 7588599 for this issue which is also reproduceable from Oracle Support.
At the moment I do not know a workaround.
I can't believe that there is nobody out there who has already been successfull with a multi-langual application on external WLS?
I hope to find a workaround in this forum to avoid waiting for backport patch.
regards
Peter
Edited by: hofespet on Nov 26, 2008 7:18 AM
repost

Hi,
problem is solved!
Excerpt from the SR:
Development did find the cause of the problem. The framework does lookup the language files in a specific format. That is the language must be in lower case and not in uppercase. In this case the file system is case insensitive since it is windows, so the exploded app just happened to work since it was finding the file on the file system. When deploying the application the file is being looked up by the jar/zip-finder which is working case-sensitive and thus it cannot find the file "startBundle_en.properties".
The application should name the resource files exactly how they will be looked up by the application and by the ResourceBundleManagerRT.
Rename the file "startBundle_EN.properties" into "startBundle_en.properties".
regards
Peter

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