resourcebundle

Summary My JUnit tests are not finding the files they require during execution. I'm using Maven for dependency management and compilation. Details All files required by the test cases are located in: src/test/resources . For example, src/test/resources/resourceFile.txt . To access a resource I use the following code: URL url = getClass().getResource("/resourceFile.txt").getFile(); File file = new File(url); But then file.exists() returns false . And the error I get is: Tests in error: myJUnitTestCase(tests.MyJUnitTestClass): /home/me/workspace/Project%20Name/target/test-classes/resourceFile

I currently switched from eclipse to android studio. In eclipse I had 2 projects, one android application project and one java project which I included in the android project as library. This java project uses ResourceBundles to create internationalized error messages for it's own errors. This has been my project structure: /MyApp /src /res ... /MyLibrary /src /res (added as source folder to build path) /loc Bundle_en.properties This worked when loading the RessourceBundles as following: ResourceBundle.getBundle("loc.Bundle", Locale.ENGLISH); Now I switched to android studio and my new project

I'm new to Spring and am attempting to use it's ReloadableResourceBundleMessageSource class. I'm attempting to use it so that we no longer have to restart our web app for properties files changes/updates. I have a web app (Primarily using JSF) and a separate tar component which contains all my properties files. The structure of the properties tar is as follows: - CompanyOneMessages.properties - CompanyOneMessages_fr_FR.properties - CompanyTwoMessages.properties - CompanyTwoMessages_fr_FR.properties - CompanyThreeMessages.properties - CompanyThreeMessages_fr_FR.properties - ... This tar is

i am using ResourceBundle and I want to give the user an option to select a language for the GUI. i want to get a list of all resource files that are under a specific package. i don't know what resources I will have since this application is based on plug-ins. Is there an option to ask from java to search all available resources under a package? (if no i guess the plug-in should give all available local for it) thank you all The files may reside on a web server. There is no standard way of listing files (pages) on a web server. So, in general, what you need to do is remember which locales you

Is there a convenient way to pass parameters to messages from resource bundle to components other than h:outputFormat ? For instance, this is legal: <h:outputFormat value="#{myBundle['parametricMessage']}"> <f:param value="#{myBundle['someParameterValue']}"/> </h:outputFormat> But I need it for a button, like this (which won't work): <h:commandButton value="#{myBundle['parametricMessage']}"> <f:param value="#{myBundle['someParameterValue']}"/> </h:commandButton> Of course, I can use link instead of button, and I can make it through a property in a managed bean, but in this question I'm seeking

I am trying to use resource bundles with Spring's Message Source. Here is the way I am doing it: @Component public class MessageResolver implements MessageSourceAware { @Autowired private MessageSource messageSource; public void setMessageSource(MessageSource messageSource) { this.messageSource = messageSource; } public String getMessage(){ return messageSource.getMessage("user.welcome", new Object[]{"Rama"} , Locale.US); } } And here is my folder structure: messages_en_US.properties contains just one line: user.welcome=Welcome {0} Here is the xml configuration used: <bean name="messageSource"

I have stored some messages in a resource bundle. I'm trying to format these messages as follows. import java.text.MessageFormat; String text = MessageFormat.format("You're about to delete {0} rows.", 5); System.out.println(text); Assume that the first parameter i.e the actual message is stored in a property file which is somehow retrieved. The second parameter i.e 5 is a dynamic value and should be placed in the placeholder {0} which doesn't happen. The next line prints, Youre about to delete {0} rows. The placeholder is not replaced with the actual parameter. It is the apostrophe here - You

How can I access messages bundle from java code to get message according to current locale? I tried using @ManagedProperty like below: @Named @SessionScoped public class UserBean implements Serializable { @ManagedProperty("#{msg}") private ResourceBundle bundle; // ... public void setBundle(ResourceBundle bundle) { this.bundle = bundle; } } However, it remains null . It seems that it doesn't work inside a @Named . This is how I registered the resource bundle in faces-context.xml : <application> <message-bundle>validator.messages</message-bundle> <locale-config> <supported-locale>en_US<