Application missing Resource MyApplication .properties file
For some reason I have one Web Dynpro application that does not generate a .properties file. All of my other projects do. Is there any reason why?
I need this file so I can write resource bundles for other languages.
Thanks.
The .properties file is generated from the .xlf file.
in the webdynpro perspective:
select "Navigator view".
Open src ... find your view/window xlf-file.
right-click on the xlf-file and select I18N Tools -> Create Property file
The file is also generated automaticly from some wizards and editors. That's why you see it in some projects and not in some others.
/Mikael
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