Examples of LanguagePackDefinition

com.adito.language.LanguagePackDefinition
Encapsulates a language pack. Language packs may be added to Adito via the extensions mechanism (in which case {@link #getExtensionDescriptor()} willreturn the extension that contains it or it will be loaded via the core in which the {@link #getExtensionDescriptor()} will return null. @see LanguagePackManager

Examples of com.adito.language.LanguagePackDefinition

    }


    protected void activateCore() throws ServletException {


        // Add the default language definition
        LanguagePackDefinition pdef = new LanguagePackDefinition(null, "core");
        pdef.addLanguage(new Language(null, "en", "English"));
        LanguagePackManager.getInstance().addLanguagePackDefinition(pdef);


        // now the databases are registered we need a userdatabase setup so the
        // process can proceed.
        bootProgressMonitor.updateMessage("Initialising user database");

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Examples of com.adito.language.LanguagePackDefinition

                throw new ExtensionException(ExtensionException.FAILED_TO_PROCESS_DESCRIPTOR,
                    "The name attribute must be supplied for <languagePack> elements.");
            }


            // Create the definition
            packDefinition = new LanguagePackDefinition(descriptor, name);
            LanguagePackManager.getInstance().addLanguagePackDefinition(packDefinition);


            for (Iterator i = element.getChildren().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                Element el = (Element) i.next();
                if (el.getName().equals("classpath")) {

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