If the properties file is jarred up as com/utils/CLogger.properties.
Then the code should be as follows.
ResourceBundle rsb = ResourceBundle.getBundle("com.utils.CLogger", new
Locale("en", "UK"));
The properties file to be loaded has to mentioned with the package name
also.
Change the above line it will work..
--NDBabu
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Subject: Resouce Bundle
Hi,
I am trying to read a properties file from a simple class CLogger.java
using the following piece of code.
ResourceBundle rsb = ResourceBundle.getBundle("CLogger", new
Locale("en", "UK"));
The name of the properties file is "CLogger_en_UK.properties".
The package name for CLogger.java is "com.utils".
This is working fine when in stand alone mode, when I place both the
class file and properties file in the same folder.
(.../com/utils/CLogger.class and
.../com/utils/CLogger_en_UK.properties).
When I use the same class in a stateless SB, it is not able to
find the resource bundle. I have placed the .properties file in the
classpath.
I am not allowed to put the .properties file in the same jar file
in which CLogger.class is placed.
How can we solve this issue?
By the way I am doing all this on WebSphre Application Server 4.0 AE.
thanks in advance,
Venkat.
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