on 7/21/2000 3:40 PM, "Tim Trentham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> TurbineResourceService.setPropertiesFileName("d:/foo/TurbineResources.proper
> ties");
Yes, you need to do something like that.
> However, I'd really like to avoid hard coding the path to the resource file.
> I've used ResourceBundle in the past to avoid this. Is there a reason why it
> was done this way or am I missing something?
It takes a string, so you can use whatever you want to generate that path.
You could/should probably add a method to allow you to pass in a
ResourceBundle if that would make things easier for you. It really would not
be a huge amount of work.
-jon
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