Example usage for java.util ResourceBundle subclass-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for java.util ResourceBundle subclass-usage.

Usage

From source file de.micromata.genome.gwiki.page.impl.i18n.GWikiI18NCombinedResourceBundle.java

/**
 * @author Roger Rene Kommer (r.kommer@micromata.de)
 * 
 */
public class GWikiI18NCombinedResourceBundle extends ResourceBundle {
    private Locale locale;

From source file opa.DatabaseResourceBundle.java

/**
 * @author Chris Longtin
 * @email chris.longtin@gmail.com
 * 
 */
public class DatabaseResourceBundle extends ResourceBundle {

From source file org.bulbul.webmail.xmlresource.ResourceBase.java

/**
 * A ResourceBundle implementation that uses a XML file to store the resources.
 * Modified from Sebastian Schaffert's
 * net.wastl.webmail.xml.XMLResourceBundle.java
 *
 * New scheme:

From source file com.publicuhc.pluginframework.translate.YamlResourceBundle.java

public class YamlResourceBundle extends ResourceBundle {

    private FileConfiguration configuration;

    public YamlResourceBundle(FileConfiguration configuration) throws InvalidConfigurationException, IOException {
        Validate.notNull(configuration);

From source file org.sakaiproject.util.DbResourceBundle.java

/**
 * An extension of ResourceBundle which gets the bundle data in the normal way and then
 * consults with the MessageBundleService for addition data.
 * Any values returned by the MessageBundleService will override values returned from
 * the normal ResourceBundle.
 *

From source file org.wso2.carbon.utils.i18n.ProjectResourceBundle.java

/**
 * <p>Wrapper class for resource bundles. Property files are used to store
 * resource strings, which are the only types of resources available.
 * Property files can inherit properties from other files so that
 * a base property file can be used and a small number of properties
 * can be over-ridden by another property file. For example you may

From source file org.apache.axis.i18n.ProjectResourceBundle.java

/**
 * <p>Wrapper class for resource bundles. Property files are used to store
 * resource strings, which are the only types of resources available.
 * Property files can inherit properties from other files so that
 * a base property file can be used and a small number of properties
 * can be over-ridden by another property file. For example you may

From source file com.steeleforge.aem.ironsites.i18n.I18nResourceBundle.java

/**
 * I18nResourceBundle will return local content or a fallback ResourceBundle
 * which should be based sling:basename.
 * 
 * @author David Steele
 */

From source file org.apache.axis2.jaxws.i18n.ProjectResourceBundle.java

/**
 * <p>Wrapper class for resource bundles. Property files are used to store resource strings, which
 * are the only types of resources available. Property files can inherit properties from other files
 * so that a base property file can be used and a small number of properties can be over-ridden by
 * another property file. For example you may create an english version of a resource file named
 * "resource.properties". You then decide that the British English version of all of the properties

From source file org.apache.axis2.i18n.ProjectResourceBundle.java

/**
 * <p>Wrapper class for resource bundles. Property files are used to store
 * resource strings, which are the only types of resources available.
 * Property files can inherit properties from other files so that
 * a base property file can be used and a small number of properties
 * can be over-ridden by another property file. For example you may