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Netbeans/Maven Resource Bundle problem (classpath?)
Hello,
I'm very new to both Java programming in general, and NetBeans
specifically. Have used Eclipse a little bit at work, but trying out
NetBeans - in part because I'm working through the Java Tutorials on the
Oracle site, and specifically, trying to work through the section on
Swing GUI programming, which is heavily based on NetBeans (an old
version, but, the current version is sufficiently similar to still work
through the tutorial).
For some reason, I got it in my head after getting the
CelsiusConverter tutorial project created and working, to run NetBeans's
Internationalization Wizard to internationalize the project (ie move
string constants out to a Resource Bundle, replacing the string
constants with lookups from the locale bundle).
Since running the I18N Wizard, when I try to run the app, I now get
Maven exceptions about not being able to find the resource bundle. I
suspect this is some sort of classpath issue with Maven. The I18N Wizard
helped me create an initial default/base resource bundle. When I started
getting the error, I found an option in a right-click menu to add a new
locale, so I added en_US, to see if that would resolve the error, but
that didn't make any difference.
Error and project screenshot below:
Does anyone have suggestions for how to fix this? Do I need to modify
pom.xml somehow to make it aware of the Resource Bundles?
Re: Netbeans/Maven Resource Bundle problem (classpath?)
Posted by Jeff Schmidt <js...@weldingengineering.com>.
Thanks. Manually creating that structure and moving the files did get it
working. Still, it feels like NetBeans could do more to support this and
make it work automatically.
On 1/1/21 10:48 AM, Ernie Rael wrote:
>
> On 1/1/2021 6:28 AM, Jeff Schmidt wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> ...
>>
>> For some reason, I got it in my head after getting the
>> CelsiusConverter tutorial project created and working,
>>
>
> It can be fun to play
>
>
>> to run NetBeans's Internationalization Wizard to internationalize the
>> project (ie move string constants out to a Resource Bundle, replacing
>> the string constants with lookups from the locale bundle).
>>
> Maven keeps resources in a "mirror" directory structure. For example,
> you should see
>
> Other Sources
>
> at the same level as
>
> Source Packages
>
> with an underlying directory structure like
>
> src/main/java
> src/main/resources
>
> If it's missing, I know of no way to ask NetBeans to create it.
> NetBeans should have a
>
> Move to Resources
>
> action to help with all the legacy stuff that doesn't know about the
> maven structure. But I don't think there is such a thing.
>
> AFAICT, you will have to manually move the files to the correct
> location. Note that the full structure is mirrored. In your example
> you have the bundle under the learn package. Thing are automatically
> copies to their corresponding place when the jar file is created. You
> probably want something like
>
> src/main/resources/learn/xxxBundle.properties
>
> Looks like a bug in the internationalization wizard.
>
> This causes no end of problems for those unfamiliar with this. You
> probably have to manually move the files over Some searching about
> maven project directory structure may be of assistance.
>
> -ernie
>
>> Since running the I18N Wizard, when I try to run the app, I now get
>> Maven exceptions about not being able to find the resource bundle. I
>> suspect this is some sort of classpath issue with Maven. The I18N
>> Wizard helped me create an initial default/base resource bundle. When
>> I started getting the error, I found an option in a right-click menu
>> to add a new locale, so I added en_US, to see if that would resolve
>> the error, but that didn't make any difference.
>>
>
>
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Re: Netbeans/Maven Resource Bundle problem (classpath?)
Posted by Ernie Rael <er...@raelity.com>.
On 1/1/2021 6:28 AM, Jeff Schmidt wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> ...
>
> For some reason, I got it in my head after getting the
> CelsiusConverter tutorial project created and working,
>
It can be fun to play
> to run NetBeans's Internationalization Wizard to internationalize the
> project (ie move string constants out to a Resource Bundle, replacing
> the string constants with lookups from the locale bundle).
>
Maven keeps resources in a "mirror" directory structure. For example,
you should see
Other Sources
at the same level as
Source Packages
with an underlying directory structure like
src/main/java
src/main/resources
If it's missing, I know of no way to ask NetBeans to create it. NetBeans
should have a
Move to Resources
action to help with all the legacy stuff that doesn't know about the
maven structure. But I don't think there is such a thing.
AFAICT, you will have to manually move the files to the correct
location. Note that the full structure is mirrored. In your example you
have the bundle under the learn package. Thing are automatically copies
to their corresponding place when the jar file is created. You probably
want something like
src/main/resources/learn/xxxBundle.properties
Looks like a bug in the internationalization wizard.
This causes no end of problems for those unfamiliar with this. You
probably have to manually move the files over Some searching about maven
project directory structure may be of assistance.
-ernie
> Since running the I18N Wizard, when I try to run the app, I now get
> Maven exceptions about not being able to find the resource bundle. I
> suspect this is some sort of classpath issue with Maven. The I18N
> Wizard helped me create an initial default/base resource bundle. When
> I started getting the error, I found an option in a right-click menu
> to add a new locale, so I added en_US, to see if that would resolve
> the error, but that didn't make any difference.
>
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