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English, Marathi and Hindi bundles behind one small web app, with tests that run it on a real port and write the transcripts (01-11) quoted in the article, plus a jar-metadata capture (12). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Uu7q8vPeREyT4218EJPzz1
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# Letting the user pick a language: ?lang=mr with a cookie resolver, and two ways to get it wrong
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--- A. CookieLocaleResolver named localeResolver + LocaleChangeInterceptor (profile 'cookie') ---
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no cookie yet, Accept-Language: hi -> status=200 locale=en message=Hello, Asha!
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?lang=mr, Accept-Language: hi -> status=200 locale=mr message=नमस्कार, Asha!
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Set-Cookie: lang=mr; Path=/; Max-Age=2592000; SameSite=Lax
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Cookie: lang=mr, Accept-Language: hi -> status=200 locale=mr message=नमस्कार, Asha!
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--- B. the same resolver under the bean name cookieLocaleResolver (profile 'cookiewrongname') ---
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Accept-Language: hi -> status=200 locale=hi message=नमस्ते, Asha!
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?lang=mr -> status=500 (Tomcat's own HTML error page)
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bean 'cookieLocaleResolver' exists: true
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bean 'localeResolver' is a: AcceptHeaderLocaleResolver
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what the interceptor triggers: UnsupportedOperationException: Cannot change HTTP Accept-Language header - use a different locale resolution strategy
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--- C. only the interceptor, Spring Boot's default resolver (profile 'interceptoronly') ---
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?lang=mr -> status=500 (Tomcat's own HTML error page)
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bean 'localeResolver' is a: AcceptHeaderLocaleResolver
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what the interceptor triggers: UnsupportedOperationException: Cannot change HTTP Accept-Language header - use a different locale resolution strategy
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