that would depend on how it's going to be used. If you're talking about
a content management system which has multi-lingual support, you're not
going to need super fast response time. On the otherhand, if it's a
portal like site which support multiple languages, then you're better
off using bundles to grab the text in some generic/standardize format.
peter
Sébastien Dui wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm actually developping a web application for the european market,
> translated in a couple of different languages. In order to allow the
> translators and content writers access the designers layouts without
> modifying it, I'm thinking about making an xml file acting as a repository
> of all the different texts included in the pages.
> I'm going to generate the xml page using a database, so I could allow a
> default language text to be set for those not translated yet.
>
> Does anybody tried a solution like this before ? Do you think I will
> encounter performances' problems ?
>
> Any advice would be more than welcome,
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Sébastien Dui
>
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