Cant find Resource Bundle
Hey all,
I have following Problem concerning i18n with ResourceBundles: I have a main Application which is exentible by Plugins. The Plugins are jar files which contains class files and property files for i18n. Loading the class files with a Classloader works fine, the problem occurs if i want to load the property Files with the ResourceBundle mechanism. He can磘 find the messages.properties file. When i add the jar to the classpath it works. But i dont want to add the jar file s to the classpath. What can i do? Here is my i18n method which fails...:
/**
* @param _key
*The Key to be found in the i18n-property file
* @param _source
*always submit "this" here.
* @return
*/
publicstatic String getString(String _key, Object _source){
String packageNameTemp = _source.getClass().getPackage().getName();
String packageName = packageNameTemp.replaceAll("\\.","/");
packageName +="/" +"messages";//$NON-NLS-1$
ResourceBundle b = ResourceBundle.getBundle(packageName, Locale.German);
String res = b.getString(_key);
return res;
}
Thanks for your help.
[1480 byte] By [
OhNoa] at [2007-11-26 23:51:52]
hi,
try this instead
String packageName = packageNameTemp.replaceAll("\\.", ".");
packageName += "." + "messages"; //$NON-NLS-1$
I think the separator should be a simple dot "."
for example : com.mycompany.package1.Messages_en.properties
(i'm not sure this would helps u)
hth
Message was edited by:
java_2006
> I have following Problem concerning i18n with
> ResourceBundles: I have a main Application which is
> exentible by Plugins. The Plugins are jar files which
> contains class files and property files for i18n.
> Loading the class files with a Classloader works
> fine, the problem occurs if i want to load the
> property Files with the ResourceBundle mechanism.
Which classloader are you using for loading the Plugins class files? getBundle(name, locale) uses the caller's classloader.
Did you try getBundle(name, locale, classloader) ?
> > I think the separator should be a simple dot
> > "."
>
> getBundle will replace those dots with slashes
> anyway, along with appending ".properties" to the
> path name.
I tried the simple dot but it still doesn磘 work. Like i explained before it must have something to do with the classpath, because if i add the plug-in jar to the classpath, it works!
Is there any way to add this jar File to the classpath during runtime?
Message was edited by:
OhNo
OhNoa at 2007-7-11 15:31:03 >
> Which classloader are you using for loading the
> Plugins class files? getBundle(name, locale)
> uses the caller's classloader.
> Did you try getBundle(name, locale, classloader)
> ?
Kama-9 -> you got it! With the classloader it works! So you got the duke Stars ;-) Thanks a lot!!!
OhNoa at 2007-7-11 15:31:03 >
