If you ever asked yourself how to internationalize or globalize your ColdFusion apps (i18n or g11n), have a look at Jason Sheedy's ColdFusion Resource Bundle Manager. Resource Bundles are the defacto standard to fulfill those tasks in Java applications and FarCry makes use of RBs very intensively. Jason's code is a great way to get your feets dirty with this technology and to get an idea how it works!
Protecting the world from bad CFML code since 2003
-
Recent Posts
- Back in Edinburgh for Scotch On The Rocks 2014
- I'll be speaking at cf.Objective() 2014
- When and why you should run when someone (including myself) recommends a certain set of JVM settings
- JVM memory settings for Railo (and Adobe ColdFusion) on Tomcat
- NullPointerExceptions from cfcookie when migrating from Adobe ColdFusion 9 to 10
-
Archives
-
Categories
- About us and this blog (About us and this blog)
- Agent K and the rest of the world (Agent K and the rest of the world)
- Agent K on Architecture (Agent K on Architecture)
- Agent K on CF (Agent K on CF)
- Agent K on Java (Agent K on Java)
- Agent M and the rest of the world (Agent M and the rest of the world)
- Agent M on CF (Agent M on CF)
- Apollo (Apollo)
- Book reviews (Book reviews)
- CFUG Nordwest (CFUG Nordwest)
- Clojure (Clojure)
- Community (Community)
- Events (Events)
- Flex (Flex)
- Funstuff (Funstuff)
- iPod (iPod)
- LiveCycle (LiveCycle)
- Mac (Mac)
- MAX 2003 (MAX 2003)
- MAX 2004 (MAX 2004)
- MAX 2005 (MAX 2005)
- MAX 2006 Korea (MAX 2006 Korea)
- MAX 2007 (MAX 2007)
- Mobile (Mobile)
- New Zealand (New Zealand)
- NZFXUG (NZFXUG)
- SDO@MAX2003 (SDO@MAX2003)
- Uncategorized (Uncategorized)
1 comment
Thanks for the plug Kai. ;)