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My code: System.Resources.ResourceManager resourceManager = GetResourceManager(); string str = resourceManager.GetString("delete", new CultureInfo(1033)); In current project compiled under .NET 2.0 everything works as excepted. Variable str contains resource string for LCID 1033 - Delete , this is ok. We are now upgrading to .NET 4.0, recompiled project under target framework .NET 4.0. Now compiled as .NET 4.0 assemblies, it throws exception System.ArgumentNullException with message Value cannot be null. .Stack trace: at System.Threading.Monitor.Enter(Object obj) at System.Resources

如果简单使用信息文件message.properties，可以使用java.util.Properties直接load文件即可获取键值对。 但是如果考虑到国际化，需要将message.properties的内容写成不同语言的文字，也许可以考虑分别建立message.properties，message1.properties，message2.properties等等的文件存储不同的语言文字，然后在使用java.util.Properties加载时，使用Locale.getDefault()获取默认语言，或者根据客户端信息生成Locale实例，以此来写一堆if语句逐个判断使用哪个properties文件。 java.util.ResourceBundle就是将上面的过程简化的类，ResourceBundle.getBundle("message",Locale.getDefault())可以根据Locale的值自动判断对应的message.properties文件，但是自动总是要有代价的，就是命名properties文件时，有固定格式：自定义名_语言代码_国家代码.properties。如果没有对应Locale的文件，会再找默认的message.properties。 关于语言和国家如下： 语言参数是一个有效的 ISO 语言代码。这些代码是由 ISO-639 定义的小写两字母代码

In a Struts 2 project, consider below key in message resources: export.filename.accountsummary=customer ${export} The action has export filed with setter and getter. If you call the getText("export.filename.accountsummary") struts will automatically call the getExport() and fill it with correct value. (I think that struts use OGNL too lookup the resource messages that are endorse with ${} ) Is this correct ?! I try to use customer ${#sessionScope.CurrentUser.userName} an expected that struts use this OGNL expression but it did not worked. Looks like the variable sessionScope is not available

Is it possible to do this operation after the ResourceBundle has already been loaded? I'm working under Tomcat and have tried different code examples but none of them worked for me. Any suggestion? No, you can't change the locale of a bundle. But you can reload the same bundle base name using another locale: bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle("my.base.name", otherLocale); Call ResourceBundle.clearCache(); then load your bundle again with the locale you want. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10981521/dynamically-change-resourcebundle-locale-in-java

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.resources.messages"; // private static ResourceBundle resourceBundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(BUNDLE

In Java resource bundles I may have the following Resource Bundle definitions: en_GB - British English jobs.search.resultstr = There {1,choice,0#are no jobs|1#is one job|1<are {1,number,integer} jobs} for your search ceb_PH - Cebuano jobs.search.resultstr = Adunay {1,choice,0#mga walay mga|1#mao ang 1 nga|1<{1,number,integer}} trabaho alang sa {1,choice,0#inyong mga|1#imong|1<inyong mga} search The code I would use to extract the resource would make choices based on the input data and format the string correctly resulting in one of three different outputs. pseudo code: myResultStr =

This is a webapp running on Tomcat, using Guice. According to the docs we should be able to call ResourceBundle.clearCache(); to clear the ResourceBundle cache and presumably get the latest from the bundle property files. We have also tried the following: Class klass = ResourceBundle.getBundle("my.bundle").getClass().getSuperclass(); Field field = klass.getDeclaredField("cacheList"); field.setAccessible(true); ConcurrentHashMap cache = (ConcurrentHashMap) field.get(null); cache.clear(); // If i debug here I can see the cache is now empty! and ResourceBundle.clearCache(this.class.getClassLoader

For internationalized data it would be great to work with the \ResourceBundle class from PHP's "intl" extension. I got the extension running (PHP 5.3.4; Windows) and created a .dat file using the ICU Data Library Customizer *, but I don't get the expected result from the resource bundle class. Now I do this $bundle = '/var/www/libs/icudt48l.dat'; $resource = new \ResourceBundle('en_US', $bundle, true); var_dump($resource, is_file($bundle)); //--> NULL, TRUE The problem is $resource returns NULL without any errors being raised. What's going on? *(Only the last two data sections were checked