Default lookup of resource bundle is wrong ?

Hi,
i have defined resource bundle files for localizing purpose, which i define:
localization.properties
localization_da.properties (danish language)
localization_sv.properties (swedish language)
By default for all other languages than danish & swedish, it should use the localized texts from localization.properties
However i have a weird scenario: i created a user with English language.
On the development server, the user uses the localization.properties
On the test server, the user (with english and all other languages than da/sv) uses the localization_da.properties INSTEAD!?!?
I found the
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/42/938297a5061d69e10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm">Lookup of Recource Bundle</a>, which is quite useful but didn't help resolve this problem.
As it states the locale is determined by the following priorities:
1. Component locale (there's no setting in this case)
2. Portal mandatory localte (no setting neither)
3. User locale (i have set the bebud info and it shows correctly that user has EN language)
4. Request locate (the request.getLocale also shows the EN language which is correct)
5. Portal default locale (i checked prtDefault.properties file in both servers, it both set to EN/US as default setting)
6. System default locale
- Anyone know how to check JVM default language?
I checked the windows language setting, both have EN as default so no different in this case neither.
So how can one server uses the correct resource and another use the wrong resource still, any ideas??
Are there any other settings i haven't checked yet? Any helps will be very appreciated.
I think about my work around is to have only 3 resource files:
localization_en.properties (english and other languages)
localization_da.properties (danish language)
localization_sv.properties (swedish language)
but i don't sure if it's possible to have no default localization.properties file?

Hi,
+"But what is the point of having Bundle class for let say EO"+
The point is to allow applications to be translated into multiple languages so that - based on the user language setting - the application runs with native labels. This works well with the default properties or Java resource bundle in ADF BC. So what doesn't work is the solution you copied from the AMIS blog and you may want to reach out to them if this works for them and if not why. Oracle support is correct in that they cannot support 3rd party samples and demos
Frank

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Hi,
i have defined resource bundle files for localizing purpose, which i define:
localization.properties
localization_da.properties (danish language)
localization_sv.properties (swedish language)
By default for all other languages than danish & swedish, it should use the localized texts from localization.properties
However i have a weird scenario: i created a user with English language.
On the development server, the user uses the localization.properties
On the test server, the user (with english and all other languages than da/sv) uses the localization_da.properties INSTEAD!?!?
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I think about my work around is to have only 3 resource files:
localization_en.properties (english and other languages)
localization_da.properties (danish language)
localization_sv.properties (swedish language)
but i don't sure if it's possible to have no default localization.properties file?

Hi Matt,
> but i don't sure if it's possible to have
> no default localization.properties file?
No, that leads to an exception if the language determined for a user is not reflected by some bundle file. You can still duplicate the localization_en.properties file to localization.properties.
Anyhow, if - for whatever reason - the bundle localization_da.properties got selected for a certain user, it probably also will be selected if you provide additional property files...
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Skin's resource bundle

Hello,
I'm using the Oracle skin in an ADF application. I would need a new "skin's resource bundle" for an unsupported locale. How could I do it? Which is the name of the Oracle Resource bundle class (or properties file)?
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Thank you again!
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Second, I've created the file adf-faces-skins.xml like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252" ?>
<skins xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/view/faces/skin">
<skin>
<id>MugejuSkin</id>
<family>MugejuSkin</family>
<render-kit-id>oracle.adf.desktop</render-kit-id>
<bundle-name>
com.ieci.mugeju.view.resource.MugejuResourceBundle
</bundle-name>
</skin>
</skins>
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Java: Loading Resource Bundle File with UTF-8

I have found out all my previous problems now, thank you all for your assitance with this...
During the time we have worked so solve our problem with UTF-8 charset we have found new problem with this?
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I have prepared both Eclipse (JSP Files) and GlassFish to run all my files in charset UTF-8. Then i got my
resource bundle files(property files) to use UTF-8 encoding. Everything looks fine in my text editor. Then
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Java loads property files using ISO 8859-1 character encoding.
This is a problem from Sun i have read on the internet!
Note: that in JDK 1.6, you can use PropertyResourceBundle constructor to take a Reader which uses UTF-8 encoding.
please have a look at these links for more info:
[http://www.kai-mai.com/node/128]
[http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/PropertyResourceBundle.html]
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In that case, characters that cannot be represented in ISO-8859-1 encoding must be represented by Unicode Escapes,
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Fmt lib gives me this but it seems that it inciates this in an InputStream (wich is looked to iso-8859-1) instead of a reader who can
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Torleif wrote:
Ok, i know there are a few ways of doing this already. The problem is that i have no idea how to use these different problem solving issues. First we have the;
1. native2ascii command line utility.
2. use the XML properties format.
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The last one i have tried already but i never get this to work. So after knowing of 2 standardized solutions you choose to implement your own non-standard soltion? That's usually not a good idea until you've verified that the standardized solution don't help.
This is also not the best solution to the problem i have to say. This way i will have both properties files and source files to work with and that is to much i think. Either i will use the native2ascii command or use XML properties format like you say here. I need some more insight in how these two work only because i have no idea my self.Uhm .. read [the documentation|http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html]? loadFromXML/storeToXML work pretty much exactly the same as load/store, except they handle XML. Try it, look at what it produces, learn.
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You really have to work on your Google-fu, it seems to be too weak.

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+"But what is the point of having Bundle class for let say EO"+
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Frank

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Utf-8 from resource bundle?

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[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 58,777 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 322,606 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\bundles\mypals\fr_fr_resources.swf - 595,025 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 202,168 bytes after decompression
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[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 202,168 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 1,303,976 bytes after decompression
[Unload SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\myname.swf ==> some runs see this, but others do not. I expect it is a timing issue of whether it is reached or not before the crash
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 794,898 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 194,635 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 261,589 bytes after decompression
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- The order in which the entries appeared in the file is lost (it does not inherit from LinkedHashMap)
What approach would you recommend to loading a localised list and then ensure it displays in the order of the display values. I looked around the net, but I am yet to find anything of use.

If you want to have default values, I would suggest using ResourceBundles and just sending in a Locale with the variant of the company. That way if your application ever needs to be localized it won't take much to change it. Your properties files would be named baseName_languageCode_CountryCode_Variant.properties.
It has been a great advantage for the program that I am developing.

Where does the resources bundle files need to be

Hi All,
Does any of you knows where all the custom resources bundle files that will be used on BCC need to be?
I have something like this:
BCC module /src/com/mycompany/resources/WebAppResources.properties
But when I try to use it
This happens
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: An error occurred while evaluating custom action attribute "title" with value "${activity.description}": An error occurred while getting property "description" from an instance of class atg.bizui.activity.GenericActivity (java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find resource for bundle java.util.PropertyResourceBundle, key manageLoyaltyProgram.description)
I am trying to use it on a activity that will be used in the ActivityManager:
This is what I have
<resource-bundle>com.mycompany.resources.WebAppResources</resource-bundle>
Do you know if I am missing somehting or putting the files on a wrong location?
Regards,
Obed

Hi Shaik,
The title of for the source is added http://i.imgur.com/a6WVxsW.png but when I click on it it throws this exception:
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: An error occurred while evaluating custom action attribute "value" with value "${activity.displayName}": An error occurred while getting property "displayName" from an instance of class atg.bizui.activity.GenericActivity (java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find resource for bundle j
ava.util.PropertyResourceBundle, key emanageLoyaltyProgram.displayName)
meaning that the properties file is on the classpath, but my genericActivities.xml file is not able to read the properties file.
Any suggestion?
Regards,
Obed

Using resource bundler with a specific encoding type

Hi All,
Using resource bundler class in Java one can pass the key and get the appropriate string value for that in appropriate language. These strings can be stored in a class (BuldlerList) or in some file.
My doubt is can I specify the encoding type of the string while passing the key ?
This might be needed in a case like follows. Say I have a Java Swing application for which I want to get the labels in appropriate language. The application is Windows based. The methods in resource buldler class while getting the string value for a key uses platform's default encoding type. So if I store my file containing all the resource bundler in UTF-8 I can't read them properly from an Windows 2000 system having Japanese as the locale. The constraint is that you can never make Windows default platform encoding as UTF-8 (or something equivalent for Unicode). In that case one cannot developed a truly internationalised application in this frame work.
Any comments/suggestion/input will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sourav

I dunno 'bout the bundles BUT u can possiblly use XML
instead.
u can have a attribute type that specifies the encoding
type for the content. This will be a totally application
specific approach BUT it will work.. that much I am sure
of. IF u read this attribute in your application first and
then read the value, in that pre-specified encoding, ur
problem could be solved.
Just like resource bundles, XML files will be stored in
local machines only. The only thing is u need a
JAXP API for processing them.
aXe!

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