This is not supported. The problem is the information simply isn't there to
convert from the properties file to the fully typed Java interface without
adding some convention for comments specifying that information -- if you
are going to do that, you might as well just write the Java code.
For example:
msg=They gave you a widget.
msg[FEMALE]=She gave you a widget.
msg[MALE]=He gave you a widget.
How are you supposed to get the type of the @Select parameter (assuming you
infer it)? It could be a String or an Enum, and if an Enum which one should
you use?
How do you get the argument names or types? Ie:
msg=Your total is {0}
Is argument 0 an int, double, BigDecimal, or something else?
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