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I am trying to create a utility class ReadPropertyUtil.java for reading data from property file. While my class is located under a util directory , my skyscrapper.properties file is placed in some other directory. But , when i try to access the properties using [ResourceBundle][1] , i get exceptions, that bundle can't be loaded. Below is the code on how I am reading the properties and also an image which shows my directory structure. ReadPropertiesUtil.java /** * Properties file name. */ private static final String FILENAME = "skyscrapper"; /** * Resource bundle. */ private static

We are using java.util.ResourceBundle to load property information. Our property file has grown so huge and we are thinking of splitting the master property file into several sub modules. Is it possible to achieve this? master.properties ==> master.properties include moduleA.properties include moduleB.properties Let me know? BalusC First of all, I wonder why you've chosen java.util.ResourceBundle over java.util.Properties . Given how your question is formulated, you don't seem to care about localization/internationalization nor about bundle file inheritance. With Properties it's extraordinary

Does anyone know where I can get a list of the converters used by JSF so I can set a custom message for them in the resource bundle? You can find them all in chapter 2.5.2.4 of the JSF specification . Here's an extract of relevance: javax.faces.component.UIInput.CONVERSION -- {0}: Conversion error occurred javax.faces.converter.BigDecimalConverter.DECIMAL={2}: ''{0}'' must be a signed decimal number. javax.faces.converter.BigDecimalConverter.DECIMAL_detail={2}: ''{0}'' must be a signed decimal number consisting of zero or more digits, that may be followed by a decimal point and fraction.

By default a MVC bundle is cached on client for 1 year. Is it possible to set it's client headers manually (for 1 specific bundle)? What I need is to set custom expire headers for one of my bundles. I can't rely on the "v=hash" querystring because this bundle is for an external website, and they won't change the url pointing to my bundle each time I change it. What I've tried is to create a custom Bundle class (inherit Bundle) and overridde the GenerateBundleResponse() method. This way I can control the server caching, but the only way of customizing client caching is to set BundleResponse

Is it possible to do this ? Currently it is done like this : <bean id="resource" class="org.springframework.context.support.ResourceBundleMessageSource"> <property name="basenames"> <list> <value>content.Language</value> </list> </property> </bean> @Autowired protected MessageSource resource; protected String getMessage(String code, Object[] object, Locale locale) { return resource.getMessage(code, object, locale); } Is there a way for it to be like getting properties via @Value annotation ? <util:properties id="generals" location="classpath:portlet.properties" /> @Value("#{generals['supported

In JSF 2.0, if a message is not found in the message bundle, then by default, the key is surrounded with ??? . This is a very usable hint during development. However, in my particular case, I really would like that those ??? were not present. I prefer that only the key would be rendered. E.g. when I do #{msg.hello} and the key 'hello' doesn't exist, then the page displays ???hello??? but I would like to show the bare key hello The message bundle is loaded in a JSF page as follows: <f:loadBundle basename="resources.text" var="msg" /> The <f:loadBundle> tag doesn't seem to have an attribute to