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Hi,

a normal MessageSource allows me to do this:
Code:

org.springframework.context.MessageSource.getMessage(String, Object[], Locale)

With the normal CaptainCasa resource mechanism I can only use static messages, and I cannot fill in any arguments into placeholders.

So my first question is: Have I simply not discovered that args-Feature in the resource mechanism of CaptainCasa or is this really not possible?

Thanks,

Björn

Hi,

I am not sure what "normal" is ;-)
We are using the properties management within Java by default.

What you should do is:
Derive the message, e.g. "$1 has been processed."
Then use String.replace to fill in "$1" or whatever you use.
...and of course you can shrinkwrap this in an own Util-method.

Regards, Björn

Hi,

it seems I have not expressed myself good enough.

As long as I am in my code, args are no Problem ...

But when i am in my JSP, I do the following:
Code:

 <... text="#{rr.resource['message_key']}"

If I have then defined in resources.properties ...
Code:

 message_key=Message with Placeholder {0} inside

... I cannot pass an argument to be filled into the placeholder. The resource mechanism does not seem to give me a chance to pass args into the tag. I guess this is simply a fact, isn't it?

Regards,

Björn

...yes, this is a fact as you describe it...

Regards, Björn