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How to localize labels in WhiteBoard component

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Hello,

I would need to localize some labels in the whiteboard components.

Looking at the source code, it looks like you are using a private class "com.adobe.coreUI.localization.Localization".

How can I work around it to set my own resource bundle?

Cheers,

Xavier

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Hi Xavier,

The basics here are pretty easy - essentially, we have a static accessor,

Localization.impl, which is an instance of ILocalizationManager. Here's the

interface :

public interface ILocalizationManager

{

function getString(p_inStr:String):String;

function formatString(p_inStr: String, ...args):String;

}

The default implementation just returns the input string - essentially does

nothing. For the whiteboard, all the strings you'll need are processed by

"getString", so your formatString doesn't need to do anything.

To insert your own localization, simply make your own implementation of

ILocalizationManager, then assign it :

Localization.impl = new MyCustomLocalizationManager();

I know that this doesn't conform to the resourceBundle approach Flex uses,

but we have to live across non-Flex and Flex frameworks. Still, it should be

trivial to take a resourceBundle and build an ILocalizationManager which

draws its strings from it, if that's what you'd like to do.

hope that helps!

nigel

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Hi Xavier,

The basics here are pretty easy - essentially, we have a static accessor,

Localization.impl, which is an instance of ILocalizationManager. Here's the

interface :

public interface ILocalizationManager

{

function getString(p_inStr:String):String;

function formatString(p_inStr: String, ...args):String;

}

The default implementation just returns the input string - essentially does

nothing. For the whiteboard, all the strings you'll need are processed by

"getString", so your formatString doesn't need to do anything.

To insert your own localization, simply make your own implementation of

ILocalizationManager, then assign it :

Localization.impl = new MyCustomLocalizationManager();

I know that this doesn't conform to the resourceBundle approach Flex uses,

but we have to live across non-Flex and Flex frameworks. Still, it should be

trivial to take a resourceBundle and build an ILocalizationManager which

draws its strings from it, if that's what you'd like to do.

hope that helps!

nigel

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Employee

Hi Niggel,

I saw this class and thought about creating my own implementation.

I hesitated to do so because those classes are marked as @private, hence undocumented, therefore unsupported. Am I wrong here?

But thanks anyway for confirming it.

Cheers,

Xavier

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