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1. Advance MessageFormat with introspection    stackoverflow.com

Im looking for the following feature describe below. The MessageFormat of the sun api doesn't fit my need & the Spring El expression too maybe. Assuming that we have a person Object with ...

2. Enhanced MessageFormat?    stackoverflow.com

I've been using MessageFormat.format() for a while, but there's one thing that I find annoying. Everytime you declare a parameter in a message, you have to know the position of the mapped ...

3. MessageFormat Help ?    coderanch.com

I am reading a String from a file which look like this 12^45^67^45^34^56^43^32^297^O^36^35^35^35^35^1^50^26 the length of the string is not fix. i want to read the first three number ignoring the rest. import java.text.*; public class messageformat { public static void main(String[] args) throws ParseException { MessageFormat mf = new MessageFormat("{0}^{1}^{2}"); String message = "12^45^67^45^34^56^43^32^297^O^36^35^35^35^35^1^50^26"; Object obj[] = mf.parse(message); for(int i=0; ...

4. MessageFormat    coderanch.com

Hi, I had issue with MessageFormat. Below is the code... String msg = "Hello %%0%%"; Object[] objArr = {"ALL"}; MessageFormat msgFormat = new MessageFormat(msg); System.out.println(msgFormat.format(objArr)); The output is coming as : Hello %%testvalue%% But what i expected is : Hello ALL But i am getting the expected output when the msg is "Hello {0}" I cant change %%0%% to {0} because ...

5. Problem with MessageFormat    coderanch.com

6. MessageFormat - handling precision    forums.oracle.com

Ex 2: Value = 456789.456723 currency is GBP Step 1: Application formatting to get precision digits -> Since the currency is GBP, precision is 4, so the value gets formatted to -> 456789.4567 Step 2: Apply MessageFormat to get commas/periods depending on the locale from which the user is logged in: User logged in from US sees this value formatted as ...

7. MessageFormat with arguments not working in jdk 6    forums.oracle.com

Hi there and thanx for answering. I researched a little more. The problem seams to be that the JDK 6 does not support sv_se as an input for langauge. BUT, the older JDK:s (1.4 or 5) did this. I would consider this as a backwards compatablility bug. They(SUN API:s) never said it would work with sv_se but it did anyway. It ...

8. How to use MessageFormat and ActionError together?    forums.oracle.com

This is the MessageFormat class from the standard API you're asking about? Then I'm confused. It doesn't have a static format() method that can take two Strings as parameters. And if you were trying to use the method that takes a String and an array of Objects, the first parameter would be the string extracted from the properties file, not the ...

9. MessageFormat and custom placeholders    forums.oracle.com

In your other application, somebody seemingly implemented a self designed internationalisation code (unless it is also a different programming language). You cannot, to my knowledge, change the place holders that the JDK internationalization classes use. Seeing as how there is an, at least somewhat, uniform tag system in your other code, it does not seem as though it would be too ...