Translate attributes of component-profile section

I've defined an attribute called welcomeMsg in the component-profile section of my portal application. I want to use this attribute to configure a welcome message which is shown at the iview. Further I want this attribute to provide a mechanism to translate this welcome message into different languages using the portal content translation service. At the jsp-site of the portal application I access this attribute by
<% out.print( componentRequest.getComponentContext().getProfile().getProperty( "welcomeMsg") ); %>
I can configure this attribute at the properties dialog of the portal content studio and the value is shown at the iview. So everything works fine. But if I use the portal content translation service to translate the iview, only the name of the iview appears at the list of attributes which could be translated by this translation service.
Is there any way to use the portal content translation service to translate this attribute or should I use another way to achieve this claim.
Due to my approach I have yet another problem by accessing the attribute: if I open the iview in a new browser window by
window.open('/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/TestPar.TestPar', '', 'width=350,height=50');
the attribute isn't shown anyway, while the attribute is shown if I add the iview to a portal page which is shown at the main browser window. What could be the problem with the new browser window and has anybody an idea to solve this problem?
so long, thank you in advance
rené

I have to use the ResourceBundles mechanism to provide multiple languages in one IView!!

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interface ig_componentcontroller.
interfaces: ziwci_hr_wd_mss .
constants:
 wdctx_context type string value `CONTEXT`.
constants:
 wdctx_cuifcontext type string value `CUIFCONTEXT`.
types:
 begin of Element_cuifcontext,
 USERID type String,
 LASTEVENTOPERATION type String,
 end of Element_cuifcontext,
 Elements_cuifcontext type
 standard table of Element_cuifcontext
 with default key.
constants:
 wdctx_messages type string value `MESSAGES`.
types:
 Element_messages type ZHR_S_MESSAGE,
 Elements_messages type
 standard table of Element_messages
 with default key.
constants:
 wdctx_workset type string value `WORKSET`.
I want it to be declared as the constant 'WORKSET'
thank you
Edited by: Keith Warnock on Dec 7, 2011 8:55 PM
Edited by: Keith Warnock on Dec 7, 2011 8:56 PM

> I have added a new attribute to a node in my component controller 'LOGONUID' and I cannot access it within my windows within the WDA application.
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> DATA lo_nd_url_param TYPE REF TO if_wd_context_node.
> DATA ls_workset TYPE wd_this->element_workset.
> "DATA ls_logonuid TYPE wd_this->element_logonuid.
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This declaration is not right. There is no element logonuid, you have the attribute inside a node. workset is a node and thats why you can declare that way.
easiest way is to declate
data lv_logonuid type <ddic type> or
data lv_logonuid type wd_this-><node name>-logonuid.
You can also use the code generator in (CTRL +F7 ) to get/set attributes.

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