Good idea, basically....
But actually ResourceBundle already exists in java.util and is the Baseclass for all
localizationservices in
Java. So it would be quite a good idea to choose another name.
-Jonas Maurus
Jeff Prickett wrote:
> Hello All
> I have coded up an ErrorResources Bundle. Sorry for the delay. I have been
> busy with customers and making a living :)... Well I hope that this is a
> more elegant solution than my inline error messages were.
>
> I have created an ErrorResources.java file which is inherited from a new
> file called ResourceBundle.java. ResourceBundle.java was basically derived
> from TurbineResources.java. I took the non-static methods and moved them
> into ResourceBundle.java. ErrorResources and TurbineResources inherit from
> ResourceBundle.
>
> I basically created a default error message bundle which is populated from
> the static{} method of the ErrorResources class. I will continue to add
> error messages as time permits.
>
> It is possible to use property files to configure the error messages.
> I am strongly -1 on this however, because it is another configuration
> problem that can occur. In the case where multiple configuration problems
> are encountered and Error Resource property file is not configured.
> Debugging could be a nightmare. Just imagine untarring Turbine and getting
> zero error messages.
>
> I believe even if we do not go with property file error messages that the
> isolation of error messages to one file is a great thing. I would prefer a
> system where we just add error messages to the default Error Resource
> Bundle in the static method. I know that this requires a recompile to
> change error messages, but it only requires one file to be recompiled and
> the isolation of error messages makes the code more readable and
> manageable.
>
> Questions Comments Discussion
> I hope these solutions are better!!!!
>
> Jeff
>
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