Re: [Bodington-developers] i18n res updated : fixed

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

> If not then we
> are changing Bodington so that it is no longer possible to deploy on a
> machine without a JDK.
yep. that's bod though. What other web application *compiles* it's own
pages? Don't you need a JDK anyway? What happens when XmlTemplate decides
the class file is out of date and tries to recompile the template?

By allowing the absence of the JDK you're telling users "you may never
customise your templates".

Alistair


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Alistair Young
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Scotland

> Peter Crowther wrote:
>>>From: bod...@li...
>>>I think the fact that templates for different languages get
>>>compiled is
>>>inherently duff. Conceptually, there should be one single
>>>generic set of
>>>templates that dynamically pull in the resource bundles at run-time.
>>
>>
>> I thought that when I first saw the design, but have since moved to th=
e
>> opposite point of view.  One of the reasons for compiling templates in
>> the first place is efficiency, and we have a *lot* of templaces given
>> the number of frames and framesets in Bod.  I've come round to the vie=
w
>> that it probably makes sense* to remove the calls to the property
>> retrieval functions from the execution path of each page display.
>
> So are we going to distribute Bodington precompiled for all the
> available languages? If so the size of the distribution will become hug=
e
> (compiled versions of english are 5.5MB on my machine). If not then we
> are changing Bodington so that it is no longer possible to deploy on a
> machine without a JDK.
>
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