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>adam kramer wrote:of you ? Could you tell me ? Thanks~~
>> On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Sgarlata Matt wrote:
>>
>>>Has there been any discussion of allowing resource bundles to inherit
>>>properties from other resource bundles?  For the project I am working
>>>on, it would be nice if we had one resource bundle with
>>>application-level properties and also module-specific resource bundles
>>>which had all the properties of the application-level resource bundle
>>>plus additional ones specific to that module.  I know you can specify
>>>multiple resource bundles per module in Struts, but the problem is that
>>>certain components (e.g. - the validator) always look for the default
>>>resource bundle.
>>
>>
>>  In some of my projects I have run into the same problem as well, and I'm
>> sure others have. It would be nice to have either a core module that
>> provided resources to all modules or atleast a way of specifying a way for
>> a the default resource bundle in modules to inherit values from a core
>> resource bundle as to avoid having to repeat values throughout an
>> application and introduce chances for inconsistency and error. This might
>> be done by specifying an application-wide resource bundle in struts
>> configuration and then have those values within all other module resource
>> bundles (inclding the default module). You could obviously overwrite the
>> values in your module's def. bundle. This would seem an
>> appropriate feature, unless there were other core resources that needed to
>> be shared throughout modules. Then it would seem a module-type enhance
>> would be appropriate. ahh, oh so vague. :)
>>
>
>Hmmm
>
>I have just read a message from the Expresso opensource mailing list
>asking us to review the common-resources package as well, since we
>integrate Struts 1.1
>
>I remember reading way back that ResourceBundle supported delegation
>about of the box. In other words ResourceBundle can have a parent
>ResourceBundle. Is this what you want?
>
>The common resources should support what ever `java.util.ResourceBundle'
>does. Is this not true?
>
>The other issue I can see that crosses with this post is
>`module inheritance' , but my experience with this one is pretty low.
>
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