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Support specifying locale at c10n interface proxy creation time #13
Currenly one can explicitly change locale at configuration time, using C10NConfigBase#setLocale() or setLocaleProvider() methods. In order to dynamically change locale at runtime, one has to provide a custom locale provider, and make sure it provides the desired locale before invoking C10N.get(Class) method.
Even though this approach works, it is somewhat cumbersome. Also, in certain multi-user environments where user's locale cannot be statically determined from the current thread (e.g. Play 2 scala project) and has to be passed around with the request, simultaneously using multiple locales with one configuration is impossible.
Two possible solutions;
Pass locale directly to C10N.get(Class) method, i.e. C10N.get(Class, Locale)
Make it possible to create a light-weight clone of the current configuration with a different locale setting, i.e. implement a method C10NConfiguredModule.setLocale(Locale): C10NConfiguredModule that will create a new instance of the configured module, reusing all immutable internals, including string translations, but with the different locale setting.
Currenly one can explicitly change locale at configuration time, using
C10NConfigBase#setLocale()orsetLocaleProvider()methods. In order to dynamically change locale at runtime, one has to provide a custom locale provider, and make sure it provides the desired locale before invokingC10N.get(Class)method.Even though this approach works, it is somewhat cumbersome. Also, in certain multi-user environments where user's locale cannot be statically determined from the current thread (e.g. Play 2 scala project) and has to be passed around with the request, simultaneously using multiple locales with one configuration is impossible.
Two possible solutions;
C10N.get(Class)method, i.e.C10N.get(Class, Locale)C10NConfiguredModule.setLocale(Locale): C10NConfiguredModulethat will create a new instance of the configured module, reusing all immutable internals, including string translations, but with the different locale setting.