I assume that your application has a resource.properties file which is
actually being used - I mean, you know it is being loaded since you see
language strings on the website from the file, right?
I am not familiar with getInternal().
Right, out of curiosity, I checked out the src code and the init for it
looks like this:
/**
* The Java base name of our internal resources.
* @since Struts 1.1
*/
protected String internalName =
"org.apache.struts.action.ActionResources";
So as you see, this method just gets you the struts resources file. What
you will have to do is chase down the code that inits the Action class's
resources, not the RequestProcessor's. Perhaps you can access it that
way. If the API doesn't help, you'll have to check the source, unless
one of the authors is reading this :)
On 10/06/2004 08:21 PM El Toro wrote:
> Yes, I am not within the action class, I am in a class
> which extends the TilesRequestProcessor, but since
> TilesRequestProcessor extends RequestProcessor I
> figure I should be able to get at my application
> resources file?
>
> Thanks,
>
> TR
>
> --- Adam Hardy <ahardy.struts@cyberspaceroad.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi TR,
>>I assume you are not in the action? Otherwise you
>>would use
>>MessageResources.getMessage()
>>
>>On 10/05/2004 08:43 PM El Toro wrote:
>>
>>>All,
>>>
>>>I'm upgrading an existing struts application. The
>>>application extends the
>>>TilesRequestProcessor->RequestProcessor and
>>
>>overrides
>>
>>>the processRoles() method. Part of the
>>
>>enhancements I
>>
>>>am trying to build requires me to pull some values
>>>from the application resource file. I'm using the
>>>inherited getInternal() method to get my
>>>MessageResources object however I can't find any
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