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Joe Asks. . .
Do I Use One or Two Single Quotes in the .
properties
Files?
For form field labels and free-form text, use a single quote as
follows:
message=That's a great idea!
However, for error and information messages, you need to use
two single quotes:
message=That''s a great idea!
inherit from
SimpleMessage
, which uses Java's
MessageFormat
class to produce the message.
MessageFormat
requires a sin-
gle quote to be escaped with another single quote, because
a single quote on its own has a special meaning. Refer to the
MessageFormat
Javadocs for more details.
<c:forEach var="section" items="${actionBean.sections}">
<fmt:message var="text" key="${section.textKey}"/>
<c:choose>
<c:when test="${section eq actionBean.currentSection}">
<span class="currentSection">
${text}
</span>
</c:when>
<c:otherwise>
<s:link beanclass="${section.beanclass}" class="sectionLink">
${text}
</s:link>
</c:otherwise>
</c:choose>
</c:forEach>
We can now place the translated text in the resource bundles:
section.MessageList=Messages
section.ContactList=Contact List
section.Compose=Compose
section.MessageList=Messages
section.ContactList=Liste des contacts
section.Compose=Composition
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