Re: Use a custom Bundle.properties file stored in external library

> Is it possible to change the name/location of Bundle.properties?

I'm not certain it is possible.

Still, you could either:

1. generate the Bundle.properties at build-time or
2. patch the NetBeans Platform and compile it yourself



--emi

On Sun, Apr 23, 2017 at 7:26 PM, winder <[email protected]> wrote:

> I'm porting a swing app into netbeans platform which has a few hundred
> strings already localized to about 20 languages (and an existing SaaS
> framework to assist with keeping these files up to date). I would like to
> continue using these strings without splitting them up into separate
> Bundle.properties files for each package.
>
> My existing properties files are in a library jar which I've included as a
> project dependency with resources named like MessagesBundle_en_US.properties.
> I've updated OpenIDE-Module-Localizing-Bundle accordingly:
> OpenIDE-Module-Localizing-Bundle: resources/MessagesBundle_en_
> US.properties
>
> Dispite that it seems that the original Bundle.properties file is still
> required:
> com/willwinder/ugs/nbp/core/actions/StartAction.java:[51,13] error:
> Cannot find resource com/willwinder/ugs/nbp/core/actions/Bundle.properties
>
> Also, even though there are no references anywhere to Bundle.properties in
> the IDE the @ActionRegistration annotation has an inline error stating "No
> key 'my-key' found in path.to.this.package.Bundle"
>
> Is it possible to change the name/location of Bundle.properties?
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