resourcebundle

问题 I was surprised to discover that apparently it is not possible to import C predefined macros inside the resource files ( .rc ) because Resource Compiler is not able to deal with them. I was trying to put the version information inside a version.h that would be generated / updated by the build system. This file was supposed to be included from the resource.rc so when you build the resources you will always get the same versions across all the built files. It seems that this has something to do

问题 i´m currently useing ResourceBundles in a pure Java program. Now I want to use the same files inside of an Android app. It works as intended, when the file is placed e.g. at /sdcard/. Is there a way to load them directly from the known android folder structure? e.g. from assets wihtout manually coping them to the sdcard? This works at the sdcard: File file = new File("/sdcard/"); URL[] urls = new URL[0]; try { urls = new URL[]{file.toURI().toURL()}; } catch (MalformedURLException e) { e

问题 OK, it's time for the community help after hours and hours of searching. I have a static library and using this awesome script I generate my static framework which includes the universal static library, also I create a bundle including the ReadingsCoreDataModel.momd which includes the ReadingsCoreDataModel.mom. All good, I provide these to my client iOS application, all builds correctly and starting the app kinked to my framework and using the bundle, I have a singleton WEEDataStore class in

问题 I want to place my properties files in some folder, but I am not able to read them because we can specify only the bundle name in static getBundle() method on ResourceBundle object. Suppose bundle is: myFile.properties Current path is: src I want to keep my properties file in: src/temp So when I am using: ResourceBundle.getBundle("temp/myfile", currentLocale); it is throwing an exception "can't find bundle". I want some way to specify the path. Please suggest me some way to do this. Thank you

问题 According to my requirement, I need to externalize the message.properties file (Keep outside from war file) and in same time it should be automatically re loadable on update. So I achieved both by following code and its working fine with Jetty Server. But in when I use Tomcat Server that externalized property file is not picking up by the system, instead its uses only the file inside the war. public final class Messages { public static final String BUNDLE_NAME = "com.sample.project.core.ui

问题 I have a java project in NetBeans and im using Mercurial for version controlling. I want to see my project version number in about box and i want it to be updated according to Mercurial revision number. Any ideas how to do it? :) 回答1: Following 'Version numbering for auto builds with Mercurial', you can record in a VERSION.TXT file (that you about dialog would display) the result of: hg log -r . --template '{latesttag}-{latesttagdistance}-{node|short}' Lazy Badger comments: log will be a lot

问题 I was hoping for a little help with a problem I am having involving properties files in Spring. So the setup I have is like so: opto-mapping.properties – this is located in my src folder and contains translations for my optimised resources like so: generic-min.css=4037119659.css This properies file is updated every time the build ‘optimise’ is run. I then use <fmt:setBundle basename="opto-mapping" /> To import my properties file in my desired jsp. Then referencing the content by using: <fmt

问题 I'm using MessageSource of Spring to load errors messages from a .properties file in classpath. My properties respect a certain "template" such as {Object}.{field}.{unrespectedConstraint} Example : userRegistrationDto.password.Size= Le mot de passe doit avoir au minimum 6 caractères. userRegistrationDto.email.ValidEmail= Merci de saisir une addresse mail valide. In case of refactoring (Changing the name of the class for example), I have to change my properties file in several places. Is there

问题 Can you do the following with a Java ResourceBundle? In the properties file... example.dynamicresource=You currently have {0} accounts. At runtime... int accountAcount = 3; bundle.get("example.dynamicresource",accountCount,param2,...); To give a result of "You currently have 3 accounts." 回答1: Not without using the MessageFormat class, such as: String pattern = bundle.getString("example.dynamicresource"); String message = MessageFormat.format(pattern, accountCount); 回答2: On their own,

问题 What is the difference between the two ? my resource files are packaged in the root level package. And calling Class.class.getResource("/rec.txt") seemed to work in the specific case I tested. But, when I tried to use this jar as a dependency in a larger environment ( hadoop ) this didnt work ( returned null ). But, changing "Class" to any specific class in the code fixed it. Could someone throw some light. 回答1: The reason this is happening is that the way getResource works. It essentially