Using resouce bundle at design time in Jdeveloper???

Hi Guys
Did any one use Design time environment of JDeveloper....
If anyone knows how to edit components which has resouce bundle in the Java visual Editor of Jdeveloper.
Thanks in Advance...

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> If you want to use a CSS file locally for the "design
time only" feature is it
> necessary to include it in the header of the page, in
addition to using the
> "use at design time" definition in the contextual menu?
No.
> I'm having trouble getting the "use at design time"
feature working and I want
> to make sure that my setup is correct.
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rules
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