Yeah - I've reviewed that package but it doesn't appear to solve the real issue. The
getMessage() call in the OJBMessageResources class clears the cache of the
MessageResources class. That's fine, but as soon as you return the value back up to
MessageResources, it's going to put it on the cach
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Hi Ken:
A JDBCMessageResources class already exists. I believe that James
Mitchell wrote it. After a quick search, I couldn't find any additional
links to it, however.
Ken Pullin wrote:
I've been looking into extending the MessageResources class and providing my own
MessageResourcesFactory.
I've been looking into extending the MessageResources class and providing my own
MessageResourcesFactory. The end goal is to house the ApplicationResource files in a
database table. The issue I'm noticing is that the MessageResources class maintains a
HashMap of key/values called 'formats'.
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