Locale shown in the wrong language in the production server.

I have an application with a few projects which all have two locales - faroese and english. When I run the application on the default application server on my local machine it works fine with faroese locale but when I deploy to our production server and try to run it from there the faroese locale doesn´t work anymore for one of the projects.
For this project the values which are bound to properties files in my viewcontroller are shown in faroese as they should when the application is run from the production server but those values that are bound to the entity objects and view objects properties files do not work as they should anymore. The english values are shown instead of the faroese so the english property files are reached but the server doesnt seem to be able to figure out that the faroese properties files exist or it for some reason prefers the english locale for this project while it can figure out to show the other projects in faroese So I guess the error is somewhere in my Model project since the faroese locale works for my other projects on the production server but I can´t find out where.
So now I hope someone here has experienced something like and can tell me what I need to do to correct this.

Hi,
I think you hit a problem with upper/lower case names of the resource bundle files (*.properties).
Even windows file system is not case sensitive your file names MUST be exact as resource bundle manager is searching.
This works on embedded AS because the resource bundle files are located directly on the file system.
When you deploy the EAR/WAR file to the external AS then the files are located by the jar/zip finder which is case sensitive!
e.g.: bundlefile_EN.properies is not the same as bundlefile_en.properies
Hope this helps.
regards
Peter

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I don't think you're disagreeing with me. I'm aware of the fragile nature of what we call the laws of physics - but like you say, they're good enough that we can do things with them. It looks like our knowledge of the speed of light breaks down on really large length scales, and it looks like our knowledge of gravity breaks down on really small length scales, but the brain is in the middle. In between, our models for how the physical world works are very accurate, and it is in this regime that the brain operates.
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Seems reasonable.
geniuz wrote:Having said that, I still don't see why it so farfetched that for the rest of the world, physically telling a computer what to do in their native tongue as opposed to typing it in some generic-text programming language, will become the de-facto standard. Hence, I will reformulate my statement by stating that programming as most people know it today will eventually become a redundant practice.
I don't think a friendly human interface should be considered the same as programming. This thread, if we recall the OP, is about programming languages of the future, not user interfaces of the future. I certainly agree that user interfaces will become more intelligent and attractive. I only disagree that this will have any strong impact on how we do programming.
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