At 02:29 PM 22/08/01, you wrote:
>A big omission in java.util is that ResourceBundle does not implement Map
>(nor any of the Java2 Collections interfaces).
>May I suggest that someone adds a new constructor to ExtendedProperties
>that takes a ResourceBundle instance and copies
>its mapped data. This would make it easy to write code initialised from
>resources (hence benefitting from the
>classloader's inherent features) and would also provide the exntended
>features of ExtendedProperties.
>
>I'll volunteer to implement this if others think it is worthwhile.
>
>Rick
>
Sort of:
/**
* Creates an extended properties object from a Hashtable
*/
public ExtendedProperties(ResourceBundle resourceBundle) {
super();
String key;
Object value;
for (Enumeration e = resourceBundle.getKeys() ; e.hasMoreElements() ;) {
key = (String) e.nextElement();
value = resourceBundle.getObject(key);
put(key, value);
}
}
Untested, untried...
Salu2.
Jim
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