JSTL fmt:setLocale can't support multi setLocale in a jsp?

hi:
a jsp has follow code:
<fmt:setLocale value="iso-8859-1"/>
<fmt:setBundle basename="Directory"/>
<fmt:message key="name"/>
<fmt:setLocale value="gbk"/>
<fmt:setBundle basename="Directory"/>
<%--change <fmt:setBundle basename="Directory_zh"/> no effect --%>
<%--here in theory,the java.util.ResourceBundle must recall with new Locale --%>
<fmt:message key="name"/>
TOmcat 5.0.16/jdk1.4.2
Always display iso-8859-1 (Directory.properties) directory.
how to display multi language in a jsp?
thanks

Directory_zh.properties exists? In the same physical location as Directory.properties? Directory_zh.properties contains the key 'name'?

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