Re: [Bodington-developers] i18n template compilation problem

[Alistair Y. <ali...@sm...>]

> Or even, i18n breaks template compilation
well, hardly

> However, your "contributions" are demonstrating very clearly why it is 
> desirable to valaidate the templates
I know i18n is an unpopular subject and it's seen as superfluous by 
some people, especially trying to retrofit it to an ancient system like 
this - if it's too much for some to bear I can always just stop?

> do you reckon the method XmlTemplate::compileI18NConfig(Element) will 
> work on Windows!
of course not but there is time before 2.6 - I am getting there...

Alistair


On 24 May 2005, at 14:20, Alexis O'Connor wrote:

> Alistair Young wrote:
>> It seems that when you pre-compile the templates, it breaks i18n.
>
> Or even, i18n breaks template compilation.
>
>> There are two ways round this:
>> 1) Don't pre-compile templates - bod can do it anyway
>> 2) I change i18n to put resource files in the classpath so the full  
>> path isn't required. That means the resource files will be separate  
>> from the templates and we'll need a new WEB-INF/classes directory 
>> where  one didn't exist before.
>> anyone got any opinions?
>
> Er, point (1) is quite true. However, your "contributions" are 
> demonstrating very clearly why it is desirable to valaidate the 
> templates prior to deployment(!). In addition to validation up until 
> now  we've had pre-compilation too - i.e. generate all the templates 
> and then you can even run Bodington on a JRE. Therefore, put the 
> resource files on the CLASSPATH, and as you say, probably under 
> 'WEB-INF/classes'.
>
> Whilst we're on the subject, a slightly rhetorical question, but do 
> you reckon the method XmlTemplate::compileI18NConfig(Element) will 
> work on Windows!?!
>
>
> Alexis
>
>
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