[richfaces-issues] [JBoss JIRA] Assigned: (RF-2482) calendar bundle is not used if message-bundle is not set

calendar bundle is not used if message-bundle is not set -------------------------------------------------------- Key: RF-2482 URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/RF-2482 Project: RichFaces Issue Type: Bug Affects Versions: 3.1.4 Reporter: Grigory Mischenko Assigned To: Vladislav Baranov Priority: Minor Fix For: 3.2.0, 3.1.5 if message-bundle is not set in faces-config.xml, Calendar don't use org.richfaces.renderkit.calendar. The bug is in CalendarRendererBase.writeStringsFromBundle. CALENDAR_BUNDLE should be used if varibal "lable" is not null. At present code CALENDAR_BUNDLE is used if message bundle exists and it don't cantain lable. Wrong code: public void writeStringsFromBundle(ResourceBundle bundle1, ResourceBundle bundle2, String name, ResponseWriter writer) throws IOException { String label = null; try { if(null != bundle1){ label = bundle1.getString("RICH_CALENDAR_" + name.toUpperCase() + "_LABEL"); } } catch (MissingResourceException e) { // Current key wasn't found in application bundle, use CALENDAR_BUNDLE try { if(null != bundle2){ label = bundle2.getString("RICH_CALENDAR_" + name.toUpperCase() + "_LABEL"); } } catch (MissingResourceException exc) { // Current key wasn't found, use default, ignore this exception. } } writeStringFoundInBundle(name, label, writer); } Right code: public void writeStringsFromBundle(ResourceBundle bundle1, ResourceBundle bundle2, String name, ResponseWriter writer) throws IOException { String label = null; try { if(null != bundle1){ label = bundle1.getString("RICH_CALENDAR_" + name.toUpperCase() + "_LABEL"); } } catch (MissingResourceException e) { } if(null == label) { // Current key wasn't found in application bundle, use CALENDAR_BUNDLE try { if(null != bundle2){ label = bundle2.getString("RICH_CALENDAR_" + name.toUpperCase() + "_LABEL"); } } catch (MissingResourceException exc) { // Current key wasn't found, use default, ignore this exception. } } writeStringFoundInBundle(name, label, writer); }