J2EE + Struts2: Internationalization + Text Alignment

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Hi Experts,

I want to know following about struts2:

1. Does internationalization works for Arabic & English? Any special considerations?
2. How can I change the alignment of text when locale is changed? For English it will be left aligned and for Arabic it will be right aligned?
3. How can I intercept (during) the change of locale so, that I can reload the information on the page which is being fetched from the database?
4. We also need to adjust some styles (css) since text with non-english alphabet/characters tend to take up space differently. Can we also “internationalize” css files?
5. Any working example with this scenario.

Any help will be great.

BR
SC

Posted 6-Jan-11 3:39am

SmoothCriminel

Updated 6-Jan-11 6:17am

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Slacker007 6-Jan-11 11:34am

You know it's criminal to spell it criminel.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jan-11 12:03pm

This is not "alignment" at all. Please see my answer.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jan-11 12:08pm

@SmoothCriminel: OK, I voted 5 for now, but I give you a warning for improper use of "Text Alignment" (seriously, modify you Question title to look more in the scope :-). Watch the video (see my reference above) for more inspiration.

However, I don't know, maybe this is because of different culture.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jan-11 12:10pm

@SmoothCriminel: OK, I voted 5 for now, but I give you a warning for improper use of "Text Alignment" (seriously, modify you Question title to look more in the scope :-). Watch the video (see my reference above) for more inspiration.

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