Translation / Localization

[sergio1]

How can i translate Nukes to other language?

[julien1]

"cooper" wrote:
ideally you should replace properties file that contains nukes sentences.

to be true, modules use these properties files partially. so you have to look at each module, extract the content, put in in locales and at the same time translate in parralel these file in your favorite locale.

I am in favor of doing that but I don't have the time to do it.

[sergio1]

If the content are in the properties file, the combox where we choose the language will work ?.

If so, how to add the Portuguese Language ?.

To extract the content can we use the Netbeans mechanism ?.

[julien1]

"cooper" wrote:
no, the current language selection is not mapped to the locale. it is using the HTTP headers to do it.
I can add it.

what's the netbeans mechanism ?

[sergio1]

The one that is available in Tools->Internationalization->Internationalize when you click in the rigth mouse button.
It extract the strings and generate bundle files.

[koncrete]

"koncrete" wrote:

"koncrete" wrote:
I started translating nukes by creating the desired property files
for a module (e.g. Resource_de_AT.properties), but nukes ignores
their existence.

The method configure() in class org.jboss.nukes.html.Page determines
the correct Locale via request.getLocales() (e.g. de_AT), but The method
getResourceBundle() implemented by org.jboss.nukes.core.modules.core.CoreModule
returns null.

After I fixed it by adding the new locale in CoreModule's constructor
to the HashMap holding the locales all works fine:

 public CoreModule(boolean persistent)
 {
 // ...
 Locale locale = Locale.US;
 locales.add(locale);
 bundles.put(locale, new ResourceBundleAggregator(locale));
 locale = new Locale("de", "AT");
 locales.add(locale);
 bundles.put(locale, new ResourceBundleAggregator(locale));
 // ...
 }

I don't think this is the intended way, but the HashMap holding the
bundels as well as the 'addBundle' - method is only accessed from
inside the class (CoreModule)?


thx

martin