i18n and JSF 2.0: How to Internationalize your JavaServer Faces Applications

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i18n and JSF 2.0: How to Internationalize your JavaServer Faces Applications

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By the way, to see the high quality version of these videos or even download the source code, you can go to the website at the beginning of the video: This tutorial picks up from the previous one that introduces us to various JSF custom tags. Here we look at how the JSF framework addresses common challenges that arise when creating web based applications, namely the challenge of supporting multiple languages and country codes in your applications. Here we use a combination of property files and the key JSF custom tags required to properly internationalize (i18n) your web based applications. Note that this tutorial demonstrates the loadbundle tag. You can alternatively set up a global configuration setting for your property files and resource bundles in the faces-config.xml file. By the way, don't use dot notation in your property files. In JSF 2.0, the expression language will try and do some crazy interpretation on dot separated words. (Never use dots aka. periods, '.', as delimiters. JSF 2.0 EL will cough up on them) I've used underscores, and my property files look something like this: ###### i18n_en.properties English Translations ###### hw_title = JSF Made Easy hw_helloworld = Hello World.Check out the link below! hw_link = hw_linkdescription = It's google dot calm By the way, to see the high quality version of these videos or even download the source code, you can go to the website at the beginning of the video:

i18n / l10n ( tutorial 03 - Servlet w/ properties file)

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| 01:00 What is a tutorial covering usage i18n/l10n in a JAVA Servlet? | 02:10 What is an example of using property files for doing i18n/l10n in a JAVA Web Application? | 05:00 How to pick a locale dependent ResourceBundle in a JAVA web application? | 06:20 How to localize a JAVA application using an instance of ResourceBundle? | 09:00 How to test an Internationalized web application using Chrome browser?

JAVA I18N/Localization in a Web Application - Hands-On Tutorial

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| 01:00 What is a JAVA internationalization/localization tutorial? | 02:10 What is a i18n JAVA ResourceBundle with US English localization? | 03:00 What is a i18n JAVA ResourceBundle with France French localization? | 03:40 What is a i18n JAVA ResourceBundle with Germany German localization? | 04:00 How to return html content from a JAVA Servlet? | 06:00 How to run a java web application on a tomcat server from eclipse? | 06:30 How to change the web browser used by the eclipse ide? | 07:00 How to use ListResourceBundle for localizing a JAVA application? | 10:20 How to retrieve the request locale in a JAVA web application? | 11:00 How to use the appropriate ResourceBundle for a client Locale in a JAVA Web Application? | 12:00 How to localize String contents in a JAVA Application? | 13:20 How to localize image contents in a JAVA Web Application? | 16:30 How to test an i18n JAVA Web application setup for various language and country localization? | 17:00 How to change country and language settings on a google chrome web browser? | 18:30 How does JAVA i18n handle localization with no appropriate ResourceBundle defined?

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