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Global resources
Hi
Im suspecting that there is a very easy solution for my problem this time.
I got to define som global string resources. I allready have a
MyApplication.xml where I store them. Our application is going to be big so
I need a way to splitt the properties in differents xml files in the future.
Example: We want to localize enums. We will have alot of enums and I dont
want to have them in MyApplication.xml. So how can I load an extra
EnumNames.xml?
IMPORTENT: I dont want to create an empty EnumNames.class to load the
resource. I dont want to add dummy classes just for adding global resources.
Jens
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Re: Global resources
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
see PropertiesFactory, both .properties and .xml are loaded the same way.
-igor
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 7:06 AM, jensiator <je...@megasol.se> wrote:
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> Thanks Igor
> That really help me getting started. I'm able to use
> BundleStringResourceLoader but it only loads property files. Do I have to
> write my own StringResourceLoader for xml file propertyfile?
> Jens Alenius
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Re: Global resources
Posted by jensiator <je...@megasol.se>.
Thanks Igor
That really help me getting started. I'm able to use
BundleStringResourceLoader but it only loads property files. Do I have to
write my own StringResourceLoader for xml file propertyfile?
Jens Alenius
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Re: Global resources
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
see iresourcesettings#addstringresourceloader()
-igor
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 4:33 AM, jensiator <je...@megasol.se> wrote:
>
> Hi
> Im suspecting that there is a very easy solution for my problem this time.
> I got to define som global string resources. I allready have a
> MyApplication.xml where I store them. Our application is going to be big so
> I need a way to splitt the properties in differents xml files in the future.
> Example: We want to localize enums. We will have alot of enums and I dont
> want to have them in MyApplication.xml. So how can I load an extra
> EnumNames.xml?
>
> IMPORTENT: I dont want to create an empty EnumNames.class to load the
> resource. I dont want to add dummy classes just for adding global resources.
> Jens
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