Placing resource bundle in UCM

Hi,
We are planing to put our resource bundle (.properties) files for all supported languages in Oracle UCM for our Webcenter Portal application. But i am not sure how to use it for labels/text on jsff pages. I can use ridc api for reading the file but not getting how to use it or what other ways we can do this. Please point to some details regarding this or if any further information is required.
Thanks

Hi
May be you can try creating a dynamic list of key-value pair. You might need to facilitate the taxanomy logic yourself, for example, either by using a folder structure or by the name of the file. Or then there can be some extra metadata to hold country code and language code.
I think that the RIDC might be the best way rather than using the WCM tags or content presenter as you might want to cache those content.
Regards
Honey

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