resourcebundle

I would like to include image assets in a cocoapod library, but I'm having trouble accessing them. I've read these resources for help: Cocoapods Resources Cocoapods Resource Bundles Mokacoding Resource Bundles David Potter Resource Bundles However, none point me in the direction of accessing the resources. I've tried the following: [UIImage imageWithData:[NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[(NSBundle *)[NSBundle bundleWithIdentifier:@"Assets"] URLForResource:@"my-image@2x" withExtension:@"png"]]] [UIImage imageWithData:[NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[(NSBundle *)[NSBundle bundleWithIdentifier:@

I have seen many thread discussing this problem in stackoverflow (like this , this and this ), and I have read the documentation about supporting multiple screens, and designs. But I am still not clear about the folder structure for drawables and layout for different screens I am working on an app that support android phone and tablets. And my project showing some images, which need to be shown in good quality in all possible android devices. And I need to tell my designer to design for all these resolutions. From the documentation it seems I should add drawables for following resolutions

I have a properties file (resource bundle). I am trying to show errors in one of the jsp by loading them from properties file. I have an entry as below in my properties file. errors.password.rules=<font color="red">The password you have entered does not meet password strength requirements. Please select a new password that conforms to the following standards:<UL><LI>Minimum length of 8 characters</LI> <LI>Maximum length of 18 characters</LI><LI>At least one upper-case character</LI> <LI>At least one lower-case character</LI><LI>At least one non-alphabetic character</LI> <LI>Does not contain 3

I have an internationalized project with many modules. Each module has its own set of bundles: - database-module + com_naugler_project_database.properties + com_naugler_project_database_fr.properties - mapping-module + com_naugler_project_mapping.properties + com_naugler_project_mapping_fr.properties However, many of the internationalized terms are redundant (such as 'OK' or 'Cancel') and I would like have these terms in one place for easier maintenance and development. I found this helpful explanation of ResourceBundle inheritance, but it appears as though a (not?) common ancestor would not

Consider this <constant name="struts.custom.i18n.resources" value="messages/default,messages/customize" /> And default.properties content is label.sample = Default Sample And the customize.properties content is //Duplicate key label.sample = Customize Sample Calling <s:text name="label.sample"> will result in Customize Sample If we review the above strust i18n this seems correct behavior as we first defined default and then the customize, so the keys in customize properties will override the keys in default. Now we try to override the customize messages dynamically. So <!--The customize is

I don't know anything about internationalization. I have a project with several packages. I am using Eclipse's built-in "Externalize Strings" wizard to extract String constants in my classes to a properties file and replace those Strings with calls to a static accessor. So instead of System.out.println("Hello, world!"); I end up with System.out.println(Messages.getString("MyKey")); and a Messages utility class in every package (which provides a static getString method for getting the desired String from a ResourceBundle [in this case a .properties file]). Is it best to have a Messages class in

Can I load a resource bundle dynamically? Can I edit a resource bundle dynamically? It would be best if I can have such a logical resource bundle (i.e. located in context not as physical file). Related: How to load a resource bundle from a file resource? Would you be able to override the ListResourceBundle ? It provides an extension point for adding in your own Object[][] of resource key pairs. From the javadoc: public class MyResources extends ListResourceBundle { protected Object[][] getContents() { return new Object[][] = { // LOCALIZE THIS {"s1", "The disk \"{1}\" contains {0}."}, //