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RRamirez@belcorporation.com

for my (old) ASP apps where string localization was required I implement a
string localization schema using COM components , SQL Server database,
since all of them were Intranet apps with small number of users I was happy
with the performance.... but now ASP.NET comes with a lot of new features
for localazing apps i was rethinking my approach to localization of
strings...

I would like to hear any comments or read any links about the use of net
resource files against a custom solution using a DB (especially SQL Server
2000), tools to manage resource files and other alternatives....

of course I'm planning to use CiltureInfo & RegionInfo classes to obtain
information like date format, currency simbols, ... i think there's no
discussion here....

my main question is :

Are net reosurce files (especially big ones) faster than using a database ?

thanks,
Rolando

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Stefan Walther

Hi Rolando,

I am very interested in this topic, too.

In recent (ASP classic) solutions we have realized multi-language-support
with (once) generated XML-files, the language values we cached into
the application object ...

Sure, the theory behing resource-files in ASP.NET is interesting and quite
elegant, but until now we did not succeed to get it to work in VStudio.NET,
furthermore there are no relevant information out-there about the
performance
of large resource files ...

Any further suggestions, comments, experiences, etc. are welcome ;-)

Greetings

Stefan

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