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Using own TranslationService for Application.e4xmi [message #896634]

Thu, 19 July 2012 04:28

Eclipse User

Hi there!

Is there any example of how to extend the TranslationService to use own implementation. I've already a internationalisation-bundle collecting the resource bundle and like to use it within the TranslationService to provide texts for the Application.e4xmi. I don't like to use the build in mechanism with "Externalize Strings" and a resource bundle in OSGI/l10n/... I like to use my own existing resources for the Application.e4xmi

Thanks for your help
Stefan

Re: Using own TranslationService for Application.e4xmi [message #896641 is a reply to message #896634]

Thu, 19 July 2012 04:52

Eclipse User

I've shown at various conference how this is done using Google
Translate. I'll try to publish a blog entry and come back to you.

Tom

Am 19.07.12 10:28, schrieb Stefan Mising name:
> Hi there!
>
> Is there any example of how to extend the TranslationService to use own
> implementation. I've already a internationalisation-bundle collecting
> the resource bundle and like to use it within the TranslationService to
> provide texts for the Application.e4xmi. I don't like to use the build
> in mechanism with "Externalize Strings" and a resource bundle in
> OSGI/l10n/... I like to use my own existing resources for the
> Application.e4xmi
>
> Thanks for your help
> Stefan

Re: Using own TranslationService for Application.e4xmi [message #900009 is a reply to message #896641]

Fri, 03 August 2012 08:28

Eclipse User

Thanks in advance.

Re: Using own TranslationService for Application.e4xmi [message #938857 is a reply to message #900009]

Wed, 10 October 2012 04:10

Eclipse User

Ok, solved my Problem.

For all others here is my solution:

- Add a LifeCycleHandler as described here www.toedter.com/blog/?p=896

- Do your own Implementation of TranslationService by extending it

- Set your own Implementation for the TranslationService

@PostContextCreate
	public void initialConfiguration(IEclipseContext context) {

          context.set(TranslationService.class, new MyTranslationServiceImpl());
          ...

}

Done. Really simple...

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