Hey Martin,

I don't understand what you're trying to use this for.  If you would explain that to me, I might be able to find functionality built-in for it, or we could discuss ways of accomplishing what you want.

Thanks,

Kevin

Hey Martin,

Unfortunately, we don't support i18n in our widgets at the moment.  Doing that yourself would require building a custom plugin.  If you would like to go that route, you should check out some of our documentation:

http://www.jivesoftware.com/jivespace/docs/DOC-3275

http://www.jivesoftware.com/builds/docs/jive_sbs_employee/latest/developer/BuildingPlugins.html

We do have an improvement listed in our system to add multilingual contexts to our widgets, so it is on our radar.  The improvement ID is CS-11907.  Hope that helps.

Thanks,

Kevin

Hi Martin,

Yes, the jiveLocalizedProp table is used in the system.  Official description: holds localized system wide Jive properties.  Working description: as far as I've seen, the only thing being held in that table are email templates (with some promise for other future uses as well).  You've tried using JiveGlobals, and it didn't work?  The methods that should be able to interact with the jiveLocalizedProp table are:

String JiveGlobals.getLocalizedJiveProperty(String name, java.util.Locale locale)
List<Locale> JiveGlobals.getLocalizedPropertyLocales(String name)
void JiveGlobals.setLocalizedJiveProperty(String name, String value, java.util.Locale locale)
void JiveGlobals.deleteLocalizedJiveProperty(String name, java.util.Locale locale)

Hope that helps.

Thanks,

Kevin