Internationalizing messages and contents for REST
It was necessary to talk about validation before talking about internationalizing content and messages. With global and cloud-based services, supporting content in only one language is often not sufficient.
In this recipe, we provide an implementation that suits our design and therefore continue to meet our scalability standards for not relying on HTTP Sessions.
We will see how to define the MessageSource beans in charge of fetching the most suited message for a given location. We will see how to serialize resource properties to make them available to the frontend. We will implement a dynamic translation of content on this frontend with AngularJS and angular-translate.
How to do it…
There is both backend ...
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