task to check for i18n tokens in resource bundle?

[Andy Stevens <in...@googlemail.com>]

Hi,

Does anyone know of an easy way (using standard or custom Ant task(s),
or <script>) to scan over a set of JSP files, find all occurrences of
a custom JSP tag attribute (<spring:message code="some.label"/>) and
verify that the attribute's value (some.label) exists in a properties
file?
Having been caught out recently by a couple of missing localisation
entries in the app I'm working on (one a typo and one that hadn't been
added at all), I figured it would be handy if our CI server could
check them automatically and fail the build is there's a problem.
The regex to extract the values isn't difficult, but I'm stumped over
how to run it over the files and check for the matching value.  I
noticed a grep task in Antelope, but wasn't sure if that could do what
I need as it appears to work on a supplied string.


Andy
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RE: task to check for i18n tokens in resource bundle?

[Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com>]

Andy-

i can write a program that will accomplish these features in less than time than either 
1)sed or 
2)grep
(or any combination thereof)

(i'll leave it to the tools engineers for a more specific answer to this question)

anyone?
Martin Gainty 
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> Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 15:25:19 +0100
> Subject: task to check for i18n tokens in resource bundle?
> From: insomniacpenguin@googlemail.com
> To: user@ant.apache.org
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Does anyone know of an easy way (using standard or custom Ant task(s),
> or <script>) to scan over a set of JSP files, find all occurrences of
> a custom JSP tag attribute (<spring:message code="some.label"/>) and
> verify that the attribute's value (some.label) exists in a properties
> file?
> Having been caught out recently by a couple of missing localisation
> entries in the app I'm working on (one a typo and one that hadn't been
> added at all), I figured it would be handy if our CI server could
> check them automatically and fail the build is there's a problem.
> The regex to extract the values isn't difficult, but I'm stumped over
> how to run it over the files and check for the matching value.  I
> noticed a grep task in Antelope, but wasn't sure if that could do what
> I need as it appears to work on a supplied string.
> 
> 
> Andy
> -- 
> http://www.justgiving.com/margaret-ann
> 
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