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| − | l= Locale.getDefault(); | + | l= Locale.getDefault(); |
| − | try{messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("msg",l);} | + | try{messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("msg",l);} |
| − | catch(MissingResourceException e)//if the locale for the current environment isn't available fall back to en_US | + | catch(MissingResourceException e)//if the locale for the current environment isn't available fall back to en_US |
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messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("msg",l); | messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("msg",l); | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:01, 21 September 2007
Welcome to the Visual Editor FAQ
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- Why is VE not yet working with Eclipse 3.3 ?
The VE team is reforming. The code in CVS works with 3.3 and intermediate builds will be released soon.
- I Internationalized my program but in VE Java Beans I see only question marks and in VE main window I don't see the internationalized components.
You need to put the locale initialization stuff in the method that gets the main component that contains the other, for example if you have a JFrame in the getJFrame() method you need to put something like this :
l= Locale.getDefault();
try{messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("msg",l);}
catch(MissingResourceException e)//if the locale for the current environment isn't available fall back to en_US
{
l=Locale.US;
messages = ResourceBundle.getBundle("msg",l);
}