is it possible to do internationalization in asp.net with just one resource file for all pages (I know that by default you have to have resource files for each page)
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one resource file for each language, but for all pages – Omu Nov 11 '09 at 10:08
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Removed my initial comment, my misunderstanding, sorry. – Mihai Nita Nov 12 '09 at 21:00
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You can have global and page level resources. If the file is in app_globalresources, it's meant to be a global resource file. If it's in app_localresources, it's meant to be a page level resource file.
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and if i need to translate something that is not in the UI but in a separate class library like DomainModel, am i going to be able to do this ? – Omu Nov 05 '09 at 13:56
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1If it were in a separate class library, I'd bake the resources into the DLL. – Pete OHanlon Nov 05 '09 at 14:00
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Yes, see similar question: Global resource vs. Local resource in ASP.NET
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