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How to access project specific i18n folder in Publisher/Dispatcher instance?

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Hi,

 

Suppose if i have project specific i18n folder like below

 

/apps/<<project-name>>/i18n/fr.json

 

I need an access to this folder in Publisher instance so that i can give all the 1i8n keys and values as a json. This json url has to be given to some other channel so that they can make use of keys and values. Please let me know how to do it.

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@Kishore_Kumar_,

You can achieve this by exporting the AEM dictionary values from a servlet. You can find this useful tutorial here, https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/how-to-get-aem-i18n-dictionary-in-json-format, where it will provide you a step by step guide on How to Get AEM i18n Dictionary in the JSON Format.

 

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@Kishore_Kumar_,

You can achieve this by exporting the AEM dictionary values from a servlet. You can find this useful tutorial here, https://sourcedcode.com/blog/aem/how-to-get-aem-i18n-dictionary-in-json-format, where it will provide you a step by step guide on How to Get AEM i18n Dictionary in the JSON Format.

 

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But it is mentioned as in published i8n folder should be in etc folder. Is there any way we can avoid this

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To get JSON from the i18n dictionary, this may be the cleanest way.

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Another way is by exposing the dictionary key within the HTML markup. Use your Sling Model to expose dictionary key/values, so it can be consumed by your JavaScript via data-attributes