Spring internationalization example

/WEB-INF/ages/test/messages

 

 

Create two properties files for messages under/WEB-INF/ages/test/messages. One is messages_zh_CN.properties, and the other is messages_en_US.properties, which correspond to China and the United States in internationalization respectively.

Create a userinfo attribute in the two Property Files.
China: userinfo = Current Login User [{0}] login time [{1}]
In the United States: userinfo = current login user: [{0}] login time: [{1}]

 

Next, you can write a code segment to test. Create classes and write a test Main method.

 

Public class MessageTest {
Public static void main (String [] args ){
ApplicationContext ctx = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext (spring. xml );
Object [] arg = new Object [] {Zhang San, Calendar. getInstance (). getTime ()};
String msg = ctx. getMessage (userinfo, arg, Locale. CHINA );
System. out. println (Message is ==>+ msg );
}
}

 

The final output result is: Message is ==> current logon User: [Zhang San] Logon Time: [14-3-23]

Ctx. getMessage (userinfo, arg, Locale. getDefault (); In this method, the first parameter is the name of the properties file. Arg is an array of objects. We place two variables in properties, [{0}] and [{1}]. Spring will assign values to them. In the end, a Local is required. Locale. CHINA stands for CHINA.

 

If we use Locale. US, the output will be changed to: Message is ==> current login user: [Erica] login time: [3/23/14 AM]