AW: Re: i18n & ActionErrors

Hi Nitin,

actually you're right. To test if there is a "/root/errors/title" node
it is sufficient to test it like this

<xsl:if test="/root/errors/title">

Greetings,

Berny

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Gaur
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 17. Juli 2003 16:39
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: [Strutscx-user] Re: i18n & ActionErrors

Thanks David and Berny!

finally got things working!
Actually I almost completed my application using stxx,
but with weblogic, at last moment, it produced some problem.
so I was in hurry to use strutscx.

Acc to docs, to show error message if error tag is present , the XPath
node
test looks like

<xsl:if test="/root/errors/title = node()">but its not working in my
case
Instead
<xsl:if test="/root/errors/title">is working fineany comments?Thanks
again-Nitin----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Stabel" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 1:36 PM
Subject: [Strutscx-user] Re: i18n & ActionErrors


> Hi Ninit,
>
> Concerning your question about i18n.
> I also found out that the variables are not automatically set by the
> StrutsCX framework (talking about V0.9.2, I did not yet checked out
> V0.9.3). To solve this problem I added the following code in my
> ActionBase class (see I18N CODE SAMPLE):
>
> ----------- I18N CODE SAMPLE START ----------------
> // set the prefered user locale
> if (request.getLocale() != null) {
>    session.setAttribute(StrutsCXConstants.LOCALE,
>                         request.getLocale().getLanguage() );
>    session.setAttribute(StrutsCXConstants.COUNTRY,
>        request.getLocale().getDisplayCountry() );
> } else {
>     // no locale found in request, use server default instead
> }
> ----------- I18N CODE SAMPLE END ----------------
>
> Using this code, the Locale is determined by the browser's settings.
> Basic idea is that you must set the Locale manually for the
> StrutsCXServlet in order to let the StrutsCXServlet pick up the
desired
>   variables.
>
> Concerning your question about the ActionError.
> See the following explanation on the StrutsCX site (Errorhandling with
> StrutsCX):
> http://it.cappuccinonet.com/strutscx/doc/v08/en/intro/ar01s04.html
> You must also not forget to add the error container to the
> StrutsCXServlet => request.setAttribute(StrutsCXConstants.XML_ERROR,
> errors);
> That should answer your question.
> Hope this help :)
>
> Kind regards, David Stabel.
>
>
>
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