no if we do the complete lookup ourself. So pretty much copy everything that ResourceBundle does..

johan


Eelco Hillenius wrote:
But we don't /have/ to keep on using ResourceBundle, do we?

Eelco

Johan Compagner wrote:

that would be pretty hard to do i think.
Because i think we are talking about the BundleStringResourceLoader?
and then this:

final ResourceBundle bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(bundleName, locale);
return bundle.getString(key);


ResourceBundle will cache the resources and reloading them is as far as i know not possible now (i thought they said that they will introduce this in the next java version)

johan


Cameron Braid wrote:


It would be great if wicket could reload resource bundles, using a similar strategy to the markup reloading.

Would this be hard to do ?

I often find that I forget to add a property to the resource bundle – causing me to have to restart the app to pickup the changes.

Cameron



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