Jim,
Does it work in the command line tests under both Linux and Win2K? I just want to make
sure the JDK itself is ruled out.
Personally, we've run into instances where regular .properties files aren't found
under Tomcat if they're in WEB-INF/classes; but if we put them in a package directory
under that and then load them accordingly, they are found.
Donnie
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/21/01 08:39AM >>>
> It is also standard behavior of Java with respect to class paths, and is
> not specific to Tomcat. Resource bundles have to follow the same
> directory structure rules as a class named org.foo.bar would.
It WAS in the same directory structure, as my post pointed out. The
resource bundle IS in the same package as the main class, IS stored in the
same directory as the main class, DOES work when loaded from either the
command line tests or Tomcat under Windows 2000, DOES work when loaded
from a jar file (which contains the SAME class directory structure, DOES
NOT work under Tomcat on Linux.
This is NOT an "it's in the wrong place" problem, per se. If it were, it
would've been caught under the command line testing and/or under Tomcat on
Windows 2000. This is a "why is Linux Tomcat different than Windows 2000
Tomcat" issue, IMHO.
Jim
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