John Happen
January 16th, 2004, 02:51 PM
Hello everyone,
It's true that generally a web application has only one, global resource manager?
As far as I understand, the RM takes care of all lanaguages, and by default get the resource string based on the language setting of "current thread". So based on user's preference or the setting of user's browser, this single, global RM will work for all users.
If all the pages of a web application has its own resource manger, Isn't it a waste? If it is, how big it is?
I posted this on godotnet and nobody answered this super easy question. I appreciate your help!
John
It's true that generally a web application has only one, global resource manager?
As far as I understand, the RM takes care of all lanaguages, and by default get the resource string based on the language setting of "current thread". So based on user's preference or the setting of user's browser, this single, global RM will work for all users.
If all the pages of a web application has its own resource manger, Isn't it a waste? If it is, how big it is?
I posted this on godotnet and nobody answered this super easy question. I appreciate your help!
John