Re: creating a resource bundle for a custom jmeter listener

[Michael Lück]

Hi,






It basically comes done to the line


where clazz is the parameter of type "Class<?>".



Hoping this will help,
Michael

Am 27.02.2014 00:38, schrieb Zhaoxia Yang:

we just wrote a custom resource loader which is basically an adopted ResourceLoader from JMeter. Additionally to the ressource key the ResourceLoader takes an Class Object as reference from which it takes the package name and uses that for the ResourceLoading. With that we're able to put the properties in out jar package and don't need to manipulate the org.apache.jmeter.resource.message.properties. ResourceBundle bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(clazz.getCanonicalName() + "Resources"); For example for class "org.example.MySamplerGui" you need to create the File "MySamplerGuiResources.properties" under the path "org/example"

I also have similar issue. Except TestBean framework, Can I do as below work to 
define my properties file for my GUI labels?
Add my own ResourceBundleManager;
Then register it as a Jmeter's LocaleChangeListener. 
JMeterUtils.addLocaleChangeListener(…).
Thus, Once the JMeter global Locale changes, my ResourceBundleManager can react 
accordingly.
Is this feasible? Looks like it's a easier way than recoding to TestBean.

Thanks.
Zhaoxia Yang

On 19/12/2013, at 11:08 AM, sebb <seb...@gmail.com> wrote:

On 17 December 2013 01:12, saurabh gandotra
<saurabh_gando...@hotmail.com> wrote:

Hi All -
I've created a custom JMeter listener however I'm having trouble creating a 
resource bundle for locale specific title / other label's.
For eg:
<code>public class CustomReport extends AbstractVisualizer implements 
Clearable, ActionListener, TableModelListener {....
@Override    public String getLabelResource() {        return 
"custom_summary_report";  //$NON-NLS-1$    }
</code>

the method getLabelResource, uses JMeterUtils.getResString to read the locale 
specific resource located @  org / apache / jmeter / resources / 
messages.properties.
If i append this property to the existing messages_X.properties , the title is 
set properly however, I want to be able to specify a custom property bundle and 
package it with the jar which contains the custom listener.
Is there a way to override this behavior and provide my own properties file 
which gets appended to the existing?

You can override getStaticLabel()

Alternatively, recode as a TestBean and you can provide your own
properties file.

Thanks,saurabh gandotra

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