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Using Multiple Resource Bundles for an Application
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------- Additional Comments From mrdon@twdata.org 2005-06-19 07:12 -------
Hmm...the easiest solution for this would be to add set/set bundle methods to
ActionMessage. It would require two steps when creating a message, but the
alternative is to define some sort of convention for keys which lets you specify
the bundle like "bundle:messageKey" where "bundle" is the key for the message
bundle and the key is "messageKey". This allows simpler message creation, but
can potentially affect backwards-compatibility.
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