Edit Resource Bundle in 12c

Hello everyone
I'm using jDev 12.1.2.0.0
The lovely utility Application > Edit Resource Bundle in not working any more (from 12c).
No search is allowed.
For bundle files maintained in utf-8, this used to be a great time saver. Not any more...
Thanks a lot
~apostolos

Thanks Timo for the confirmation.
OK here is the SR number SR 3-8004213481

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Its a programe which will udpate the second file with the first file values.
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Let's assume the ini file is a mapping type storage (key=value) so lets use Properties object. (works with java 1.4 & up)
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Hi,
Please check anerjusb blog for your answer
Hoping this will help you.
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jmsjr wrote:
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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Sorry, but there's no issue anymore. After a complete restart of the windows server it now accepts lowercase "da".
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What is the right approach to store user visible text (UI Lables) in a J2EE web application?
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