You'll have to make factories/providers of your Messages/Constants
interfaces, that you'll switch using deferred binding on the "other"
property.
interface MyMessages extends Messages { … }
interface MyMessagesFactory {
MyMessages get();
}
class Dist1MessagesFactory implements MyMessagesFactory {
interface Dist1Messages extends MyMessages {
// empty, only there for GWT to look for dist1-specific properties files
}
public MyMessages get() { return GWT.create(Dist1Messages.class); }
}
// similar for dist2 and dist3
Using deferred-binding, you'll <replace-with> MyMessagesFactory with one of
Dist1MessagesFactory, Dist2MessagesFactory or Dist3MessagesFactory; and each
one is using a "specialized" MyMessages interface with its set of properties
files.
(you can of course use a generator with <generate-with> for
MyMessagesFactory to automatically generate all specific implementations,
instead of coding them by hand and using a <replace-with> rule)
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