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I have a Groovy Grails application and I want to access programmatically to a property defined in messages.properties. As a test, I've tried the following statement: println "capacity.created: ${messages.properties['capacity.created']}" But it doesn't work (throws an exception). Any help is welcomed. Luis For reading property files in Groovy you can use the utility class ConfigSlurper and access the contained properties using GPath expressions. However, you have to be aware that ConfigSlurper doesn't support standard Java property files. Normally the ConfigSlurper will be used to read .groovy

Good day! I'm searching for the best way to implement multilanguage database schema, the approach I use is the same as here: What are best practices for multi-language database design? (one table with language neutral data and one for all translation). It seems to be good and clean and doesn't limit number of possible languages. But I want to use a simple ORM (like LINQ in C#, Outlet for PHP etc) where each table is mapped to entity class. This can work, but queries became more complex. May be there are some special techniques to use such DB shema with ORM? Or I can benefit from more complex

Can any body tell me how to make a dynamic multilanguage website in PHP and MySQL? I have no idea about it. I searched on Google and didn't find any good solutions. Can any one provide me with a step by step guide? If possible make a demo for a multilanguage website. Or please refer me to any link where it explains the details about it. Edurne Pascual Short answer: there is no short answer, as there are a lot of variables to consider, and plenty of work to do. So... Long answer: I'm going to break it down as well as I can, but there isn't a "good for all" answer to a question as broad as yours

I want to develop a site with 2 languages, a default one, my native language and an optional English. I plan to have my domains as such: www.mydomain.com/tr/ www.mydomain.com/en/ By default, once a user enter mydomain.com. they will be redirected to /tr/ version and select to go to the /en/ if they want via a top menu. And here is my question. What is the best Django way to maintain both languages, please note that I don't want automatic translation but I want to maintain texts for both languages myself. Thanks As I see it, you have two main options here: (1) You can keep two separate copies

I need to build an app which will be multilingual. For instance, the app will be released in France and the Netherlands. The user needs to select a language when the app first start for the first time. Is there an easier way to do this? In Xcode I saw something about localizations. Does this have anything to do with it? Todd Hopkinson These are great resources for your localization efforts: Apple's own Internationalization Programming Topics How to Localize an iPhone App tutorial Localization Guide for iPhone Xcode 6.0 : It provides wonderful features for Internationalisation and Localisation.

Is there are way to switch between different languages within an app using androids multilanguage support ( values-de folder for german and value-en folder for english)? This is not really supported but possible by changing the Configuration object's "locale" field [ Google Groups Post ] Configuration c = new Configuration(getResources().getConfiguration()); c.locale = Locale.GERMAN; getResources().updateConfiguration(c, getResources().getDisplayMetrics()); Note that this alone will only effect future strings, not ones already displayed on the screen. You'd want to do this from a different