MyResources_xx.properties - The same message containing the ISO language programming to "XX" (see the Java Document page for the ResourceBundle gets a current list). For the French version of the above news, you can have this entry:
Prompt.hello = Bonjour
You can have any of the resource package files you need. When you configure the Controller Servlet in the web application deployment, you need one thing that you need to define in an initialization parameter is the base name of the application's resource package. In the above case, this should be com.mycompany.mypackage.myResources. 3.3 Forms and FORMBEAN's interactive part of Web developers have established forms using HTML standard performance, such as use
mark. The user wants the interactive program to have a certain behavior. One of these expectations is related to the error handling - if the user has an error, the application should allow them to only modify the part you need to modify - without the need to retrieve the current page or form Any other information. Using standard HTML and JSP programming, this expectation is monotonous and heavy. For example, an input element of a username is like this (in JSP)
Value = "<% = loginbean.getusername ()%>>>
This is hard to knock your pair, you will make HTML developers without programming concepts, and will cause problems in the HTML editor. Instead, Struts provides a comprehensive mechanism based on JSP 1.1 custom tag library function to establish a form. The above situation uses Struts to handle the like this:
There is no need to explicitly involve JavaBean from which the initial value is obtained. This will be automatically processed by the frame. 3.3.1 Establishing a complete registration form using the Struts How to demonstrate how Struts greatly alleviates the pain of processing forms relative to JSP functions directly using HTML and standard. Consider the page called Logon.JSP (from Struts):
<% @ page language = "java"%>
<% @ Taglib Uri = "/ Web-INF / STRUTS.TLD" prefix = "struts"%>
TYPE = "org.apache.struts.example.logonform" />