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Hi,

I am trying to use Commerce Server Message Manager as a storage for all
strings that should be translated for our ASP.NET/C#/CommerceServer
site (not only for pipeline customization).

I've built 2 satellite assemblies (one for en-US and the other for
fr-FR) following the documentation example, but when I try to retrieve
a translation, I'm getting the following error :

Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.CommerceException: The message
"BadPassword" for the culture "en-US" could not be found in the
satellite assemblies

My code is
Microsoft.CommerceServer.Internal.Common.CommerceMessages.GetCommerceMessage("BadPassword");

I've added the necessary entry in web.config :

<messageManager>
<cultures default="en-US" baseName="rc" assembly="myapp">
<culture id="en-US" />
<culture id="fr-FR" />
</cultures>
<resources>
<resource id="BadPassword" />
</resources>
</messageManager>

baseName and assembly are correctly set because when I change them I
get messages like "cannot load xxx".

I do have a bin/en-US/myapp.resources.dll

i've tried adding a non existing resource to web.config, and I also get
another error message, so i'm confident the resource is actually in the
satellite assembly.

My original XML file contained

<MessageManager DefaultLanguage="English">

<Language Name="English" Locale="1033"/>
<Language Name="French" Locale="1036"/>

<Entry Name="BadPassword" Type ="Auth">
<Value Language="English">Invalid password</Value>
<Value Language="French">Mot de passe invalide</Value>
</Entry>

</MessageManager>

(somehow I never found the use for my "Auth" type).

I then run

rcxml2resx rc.xml rc.resx

then

resgen rc.en-US.resx

then

al /embed:rc.en-US.resources /culture:en-US /out:myapp.resources.dll

then deployed the myapp.resources.dll to the bin subdir en-US

What could be wrong ?

Thanks in advance ...

By the way, does it make sens to store site error messages in the
MessageManeger of CS ?

We are using CS 2002 SP3 with Windows 2000 Advanced Server.

Sorry for the long message...

-- AMS

Nihit Kaul [MSFT] · Guest

Hi AMS,

I don't think the MessageManager is meant to be used much outside the
pipelines (especially on ASP.Net sites since there are much better resource
management options natively with .Net) and that is why there is no easy way
to handle the strings in the MessageManager through managed code. I would
not suggest that you use this for storing your site resources, especially
on an ASP.Net site. For ASP sites you can look at any of the ASP sitelets
global.asa for an example of how to load and populate the MessageManager
object from the rc.xml file directly.

If you do want to use the MessageManager, I believe the following hack
should work as well but it is defintely not the recommended solution:

PipelineInfo basketPipeInfo = new PipelineInfo("Basket");
MessageManagerClass msgMgr =
(MessageManagerClass)basketPipeInfo["MessageManager"];
String badCCMessage = msgMgr.GetMessage("pur_badcc", "en-US");

Heop this helps.

Thanks,

Nihit Kaul[MSFT]
Commerce Server
http://blogs.msdn.com/nihitk

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Hi,

I am trying to use Commerce Server Message Manager as a storage for all
strings that should be translated for our ASP.NET/C#/CommerceServer
site (not only for pipeline customization).

I've built 2 satellite assemblies (one for en-US and the other for
fr-FR) following the documentation example, but when I try to retrieve
a translation, I'm getting the following error :

Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.CommerceException: The message
"BadPassword" for the culture "en-US" could not be found in the
satellite assemblies

My code is
Microsoft.CommerceServer.Internal.Common.CommerceMessages.GetCommerceMessage
("BadPassword");

I've added the necessary entry in web.config :

<messageManager>
<cultures default="en-US" baseName="rc" assembly="myapp">
<culture id="en-US" />
<culture id="fr-FR" />
</cultures>
<resources>
<resource id="BadPassword" />
</resources>
</messageManager>

baseName and assembly are correctly set because when I change them I
get messages like "cannot load xxx".

I do have a bin/en-US/myapp.resources.dll

i've tried adding a non existing resource to web.config, and I also get
another error message, so i'm confident the resource is actually in the
satellite assembly.

My original XML file contained

<MessageManager DefaultLanguage="English">

<Language Name="English" Locale="1033"/>
<Language Name="French" Locale="1036"/>

<Entry Name="BadPassword" Type ="Auth">
<Value Language="English">Invalid password</Value>
<Value Language="French">Mot de passe invalide</Value>
</Entry>

</MessageManager>

(somehow I never found the use for my "Auth" type).

I then run

rcxml2resx rc.xml rc.resx

then

resgen rc.en-US.resx

then

al /embed:rc.en-US.resources /culture:en-US /out:myapp.resources.dll

then deployed the myapp.resources.dll to the bin subdir en-US

What could be wrong ?

Thanks in advance ...

By the way, does it make sens to store site error messages in the
MessageManeger of CS ?

We are using CS 2002 SP3 with Windows 2000 Advanced Server.

Sorry for the long message...

-- AMS

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