Question concerning JSTL <fmt:setBundle/> <fmt:Bundle/> tags.

[Zachary1234]

How may I use the setBundle tag to specify a code context in one

JSP, and use the Bundle tag with that setBundle's basename

to load that bundle in a second, separate JSP?

Windows XP SP2, Netbeans 6.7

[Melongo Annabel]

Hopefully this helps: http://www.coderanch.com/t/291216/JSP/java/JSTL-setBundle-Tag-reload-resource


From: Zachary1234 <address-removed>
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Subject: [nbj2ee] Question concerning JSTL <fmt:setBundle/> <fmt:Bundle/> tags.

How may I use the setBundle tag to specify a code context in one



JSP, and use the Bundle tag with that setBundle's basename



to load that bundle in a second, separate JSP?



Windows XP SP2, Netbeans 6.7

[Zachary1234]

Thanks for the example! I have reviewed it, however
it still doesn't really make sense to me in my situation.

I have programmed according to my text's example, which
increases my Angst somewhat.

I have the following on a page [b]second.jsp[/b]:

<fmt:setBundle basename="resources.bundle1" scope="application" var="contents"/>

The tag must be self closing, by the tag's own tld rules.
So from what I guess, it establishes the page namespace it is in
as a bundle. Correct?

I have this on my page [b]index.jsp[/b]:

<fmt:bundle basename="bundle1"/>

So how do I get bundle to see my referenced localisation context
in the other jsp file setBundle? Does bundle operate on any scope?