11gR2 Connector not using resource bundle

Hi All,
Creating a custom connector based on DBAT.
I made sure the values in the properties file were changed to match the names I used on the name parameter for the provider definitions. After the install the new provider names seemed to work
but nothing else. so I ran the download resource script made a few changes and ran the upload resource script and now nothing is working.
after running the upload the provider names in the drop down when creating the GTC are now the values from the name parameter and not the values in the resource bundle :(
so how can I test these bundles without do re-installs?
and how do you create an uninstall for the connector?
Thanx in advance
Fred

TemplateEmailSender will render the JSP using the normal servlet pipeline i.e Thus, the template page is rendered simply as if it were a JSP page requested through a browser. In this case, the locale will be identified from the HTTP-HEADER (in an email case, the locale might be created using the Profile.locale property) and if it is null it will look for /atg/dynamo/servlet/RequestLocale.defaultRequestLocaleName.
Check the Profile.locale and RequestLocale.defaultRequestLocaleName, you might be getting this issue because of the value is null here.
Cheers
R

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gimbal2 wrote:
IMO this requirement, if it is possible to implement, is only going to lead to a hard to maintain application. But I guess that's something you have to experience before you believe it.
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