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Sripada_Srinivas
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Tuesday, July 10, 2001 11:16 PM
Hi, This is a generic question but asked with reference to a application I have 50 Screens to be displayed in 4 different languages. Now I create 50 JSPs, which use a Custom Tag library for internationlization (which at runtime determine the locale of the user and populate corresponding lable from the Properties file. Thanks to Jakarta!!). Or I use a seperate java application to generate now itself 200 JSPs with all the labels populated in corresponding languge and keep them ready(50 JSPs in 4 languages). I use a control servlet to direct to corresponding locale's JSP. Second approach gains the performance by little bit as it doesn't have to populate the lables at runtime. But It has the disad
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Hi,
This is a generic question but asked with reference to a application
I have 50 Screens to be displayed in 4 different languages.
Now I create 50 JSPs, which use a Custom Tag library for internationlization (which at runtime determine the locale of the user and populate corresponding lable from the Properties file. Thanks to Jakarta!!).
Or I use a seperate java application to generate now itself 200 JSPs with all the labels populated in corresponding languge and keep them ready(50 JSPs in 4 languages). I use a control servlet to direct to corresponding locale's JSP.
Second approach gains the performance by little bit as it doesn't have to populate the lables at runtime. But It has the disadvantage of increasing the JSPs as the number of languages to support increases.
I want to know the affect of using these two approaches in a clustered environment.
Can someone throw light on the advantages/disadvantages these two approaches?
regards,
Sripada
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