Wrong default resource bundle is retrieved, anyone?
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 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...
Hope it helps
Detlev
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>Hello all, I need some help with obtaining my resource bundle. I'm fairly
>new to JCA so please bear with me. I would like to get my resource bundle
>for my logging messages. I'm using Log4J with Weblogic 7.0 SP1.
>
>I had an ear file containing several resrouce adapters. Here's a sample
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>
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>
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>
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>
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javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:802)
root cause
java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find bundle for base name Message, locale en_US
java.util.ResourceBundle.throwMissingResourceException(ResourceBundle.java:837)
java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundleImpl(ResourceBundle.java:727)
java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundle(ResourceBundle.java:577)
org.apache.jsp.i18n.i18nDemo_jsp._jspService(org.apache.jsp.i18n.i18nDemo_jsp:88)
org.apache.jasper.runtime.HttpJspBase.service(HttpJspBase.java:99)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:802)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper.service(JspServletWrapper.java:325)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.serviceJspFile(JspServlet.java:295)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.service(JspServlet.java:245)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:802)
Did I place the properties files in the wrong folder?? Please help. ThanksI'm assuming you're talking about Struts.
Make sure your files are named correctly for the different locales. For example, the default, english and french versions would be:
WEB-INF/classes/ApplicationResources.properties
WEB-INF/classes/ApplicationResources_en.properties
WEB-INF/classes/ApplicationResources_fr.properties
and so forth.. -
Hi,
I'm too confused abt the encoding stuff that java does. First of all, I have a resource bundle written in chinese (Big5), in my program I've used getString(key) to retrieve the corresponding value to be displayed on the html page. I've got a few questions.
1) From what I've understand, String is always in Unicode. Does that mean that when the string I've retrieved from Resource Bundle is converted to Unicode?
2) When I do String a = ResourceBundle.getString(key), in order to display the correct Chinese character, I should do new String(a.getBytes("Big5")), right?? But i've got some weird characters. Why?
3) It will work if I use new String(a.getBytes(), "Big5").
I know that if I use a.getBytes(), it will return me bytes[] encoded using the system default encoding (in my case, Cp1252). But why is it returning me the correct string since my Resource Bundle is written in "Big5"? Or will getString(key) do some encoding?
4) It will also work if I use this:
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new StringBufferInputStream(a),"Big5"));
the display will be correct, why is this so? Is there any other class besides StringBufferInputStream as it is deprecated.
I've been researching on this encoding topic for quite some time but didn't manage to understand it at all. Please help!! Thanks!Hi,
I'm too confused abt the encoding stuff that java
does. First of all, I have a resource bundle written
in chinese (Big5), in my program I've used
getString(key) to retrieve the corresponding value to
be displayed on the html page. I've got a few
questions.PropertyResourceBundles should be converted using the native2ascii tool. ListResourceBundles should be compiled with the -encoding flag. In your case:
1. native2ascii -encoding Big5 resource.txt bundle.properties, or
2. javac -encoding Big5 bundle.java
>
1) From what I've understand, String is always in
Unicode. Does that mean that when the string I've
retrieved from Resource Bundle is converted to
Unicode?Once you have compiled the ResourceBundle, all text objects are represented as Unicode. Your retrieved String is Unicode text.
2) When I do String a = ResourceBundle.getString(key),
in order to display the correct Chinese character, I
should do new String(a.getBytes("Big5")), right?? But
i've got some weird characters. Why?No, you should not try to convert the String further. You have a perfectly good Unicode String at that point. You have weird characters after the above operation because you are converting Big5 text to a Unicode String using the default charset on your host...which may not be Big5 at all. In fact, it is not Big5 since you say you see strange characters.
3) It will work if I use new String(a.getBytes(),
"Big5").
I know that if I use a.getBytes(), it will return me
bytes[] encoded using the system default encoding (in
my case, Cp1252). But why is it returning me the
correct string since my Resource Bundle is written in
"Big5"? Or will getString(key) do some encoding?Do not convert the String. Your operations with getBytes and new String() are an attempt to recreate the original String...which you already have...it is unnecessary.
4) It will also work if I use this:
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(new
StringBufferInputStream(a),"Big5"));
the display will be correct, why is this so? Is there
any other class besides StringBufferInputStream as it
is deprecated.Do not convert the String. It is already usable.
>
I've been researching on this encoding topic for quite
some time but didn't manage to understand it at all.
Please help!! Thanks!String a = bundle.getString(SOME_KEY);
component.setText(a);
This should be sufficient to retrieve and display the text, assuming all else is correct.
Regards,
John O'Conner -
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)?
Thanks in advance!Thank you again!
I'm using JDeveloper 10g.
First, I've created a custom resource bundle (com.ieci.mugeju.view.resource.MugejuResourceBundle) and overrided the default resource string values.
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>
Third, I set the skin-family property of the file adf-faces-config.xml to 'MugejuSkin'.
If I follow all these steps, I achieve to change the text in ADF Faces components, as I wanted, but I lost the oracle styles (skin-family = oracle) that I had before following these steps.
I must be doing someting wrong. I would like both, to mantain the oracle styles and to change the text in ADF Faces components.
Thank you very much. -
Unable to resolve resource bundle "fiber"
Hi all!
I'm trying to use AMF with PHP in Flash Builder 4 (plug-in version) and I'm having the following error:
Unable to resolve resource bundle "fiber" for locale "pt_PT". dss Unknown Flex Problem
I've found a workaround here in which they recommend to add these lines too the beginning of the eclipse.ini file:
-nl
en_US
Nonetheless, even adding those lines to the file, I keep having the same error.
Anyone knows what might be going wrong?
Best regards,
JorgeIf you're trying to...
use Adobe's lifecycle/fiber/generated classes/RemoteObjectServiceWrapper
import com.adobe.fiber.valueobjects.AvailablePropertyIterator
import com.adobe.fiber.services.wrapper.RemoteObjectServiceWrapper;
etc. etc., here's what I did:
Don't add those two lines to your ini file. (At least, I'm using Flash Builder 4 and this wasn't necessary for me)
import 2 swc folders (Under Properties -> Flex Build Path -> Library Path):
/Applications/Adobe Flash Builder 4/plugins/com.adobe.flexbuilder.dcrad_4.0.0.272416/dcradSwcs/4.0/libs
and
/Applications/Adobe Flash Builder 4/plugins/com.adobe.flexbuilder.dcrad_4.0.0.272416/dcradSwcs/4.0/locale
(the latter has the swc with the locale and the locations of these files will vary, esp. if you're not on a mac)
HTH
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