Is there a way to 'reload' a Resource Bundle?

Question

Dear All,
Use Case:
I confgured a bundle in my faces-config.xml
<resource-bundle>
  <base-name>com.test.MyBundle</base-name>
  <var>myBundle</var>
</resource-bundle>..and my Bundle class loads data from a database table. So instead of using properties file, I saved the labels in a table
using this code.
public class MyBundle extends ListResourceBundle {
    public Object[][] getContents() {
          Object[][] resource;
        ResourceLabels lView = ADFBCUtil.getAppModule().getResourceLabelViews();
               More codes
        return resource;
}Now here goes my problem... supposed somebody changed the label in the DB table and wanted that to reflect to the new label.
Is there a way to re-initialize my bundle?
What happens is that, I need to restart the application so that it would read the table again. As I notice, the ADF app reads this
bundle only once during startup
Any Hints. Thanks.
JDEV 11G 11.1.1.5

Answer 1

vinod_t_krishnan wrote:
why cant you do this.. operation in the button click.. so that the binding or the underlying objects gets updated..
ADFBCUtil.getAppModule().getResourceLabelViews();
Hi Vinod,
That isn't what I am trying to do. Let me try to explain my use case again.
1. I configured a Resources bundle in faces-config.xml
2. When my application starts, it reads the configured bundle.
3. Since I configured my bundle to load contents from database, it will query my table once during startup. The list of labels/messages are now in my bundle.
4. User change something in my label(s) table and he/she want's it to be displayed automatically in the UI
5. So he/she should be able to reload/reinitialize my bundle. This is where I am having trouble
I am thinking of having an ADMIN screen where there is a button to click that will reload/reinitialize my bundle.
But my problem is how do I tell my ADF app to reload the bundle again?
A quick alternative is to restart my application since this will read the resource bundle again during startup. But this is not what I wanted.