JDeveloper 11 g managed bean & resource bundle mysteries

Hello

I literally fight JDeveloper to make the location of my application. I want to set the locale of all my pages to a value of a managed bean (which gets the database for all users), so I put < f: view local = "#{Configuration.language}" > and get all the labels and strings in my UI to a resource group.

Two issues were raised:

1. I created a bean managed and recorded as 'Configuration' in faces-config. XML with scope. The managed bean is a private channel 'language' with accessors. When I use the "expression builder" on any page, it creates the following expression: "#{applicationScope.Configuration.language}". Unfortunately, it returns nothing. Manual change of the expression "#{Configuration.language}" finally returns! Why isn't he created like this by the generator expressions in the first place? I did sth. evil?

2. I created a resource 'view.resources.UIresources' group and registered as "res" in faces - config.Xml. reference manually as #{res ['arbpl.titel ']} works fine. When the regional settings of the page are changed, strings are loaded from the appropriate resource bundle. As there is a lot of hits, I would use the wizard 'Select a resource text' or enter the values directly in the designer.

However, the Assistant to "Select a text resource" refers to some crazy #{viewcontrollerBundle ['arbpl.titel']} and add "< c:set var ="viewcontrollerBundle"value="#{adfBundle['view.resources.UIresources']}"/ >" under the jsp:root. What is everything? The problem is that this way always the default resource group appears to be responsible no matter what locale are defined in the f: view.

Who can help me see clear here?

Thank you
Matt

Matt,

Step 1 - really think you so that it is within reach of the session - if it is different for each user, it should be.

In addition, on the generator, you are using the node called JSF managed Beans and navigate directly on your beans?

John

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