Should RequestLocale.properties file included in pipeline..?

Hi All,
I created a RequestLocale.properties file.. should that be included in the Pipeline services.. And is it mandatory to create Java Class file for the RequestLocale.properties (i.e i just created .properties file without creating Java Class)..?
Thanks in Advance,
VishnuVardhan Bovlla

for 2nd part of your question ,
no - it is not mandatory to create a java file - unless you want to override/add some method.

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