Localization: Efficient way to use Spring MVC localization and Ext-JS

[pleuraxeraphim]

Hi

I am using Spring MVC - ResourceBundleMessageSource/SessionLocaleResolver
for localization with the locale message stored in a properties file on the server.
I then have placed the Ext-JS code in a JSP file and I access the locale messages as follows:

<spring:message code="panel1.applyMessage"/>

This all works perfectly.

However, from an efficiency point of view, should the Ext-JS code be in JS files instead ?
If so then I wont be able to use the Spring messages. What is the best way to fetch the messages ?
Anyone have any pointers as to correct way to do this ?

Cheers Dave

[mitchellsimoens]

Not having used this before, are you able to get all locale upfront?

[pleuraxeraphim]

Yeah I can get all locale messages to the client. However I don't think that this would be the most efficient way of doing this as it might slow the client. Should I be using ajax calls to get locale messages ?

Ideally all my Ext-Js should be in JS files and I shoul;d then use Ajax or something to fetch the locale messages instead of using Spring Messages ? Would that be correct ?

[mitchellsimoens]

Ajax is async so if you want to wait for the ajax to return to create your component that is fine.

[aday.guerra]

Hi

I am using Spring MVC - ResourceBundleMessageSource/SessionLocaleResolver
for localization with the locale message stored in a properties file on the server.
I then have placed the Ext-JS code in a JSP file and I access the locale messages as follows:

<spring:message code="panel1.applyMessage"/>

This all works perfectly.

However, from an efficiency point of view, should the Ext-JS code be in JS files instead ?
If so then I wont be able to use the Spring messages. What is the best way to fetch the messages ?
Anyone have any pointers as to correct way to do this ?

Cheers Dave

Hi Dave,

Did you make this work in the original way you were trying? I mean, did you get Spring messages (tags) be resolve inside of a external Js file?

Thanks

[jiffyjub]

Anyone has ideas on how to get the localization without the spring message tag ?