Hi,
What i (and presumably Ari) wanted tried to achieve, is to have some
style-specific bundle wich only contains some keys with style-specific
values and thus not having to maintain a bunch of property files if we
add another key, eventhough it's value would be the same across all styles.
But since this behaviour is *not* how java usually deals with
.properties, i'm not sure if this is a bug.
I think that this is the way how java handles ResourceBundles: lookup
falls back to parent bundle if key is not found. Because of this I assumed
that wicket's .properties would work same way.
Ari S.
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