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Fred Grott

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Fred Grott is Lead Developer-CEO of ShareMe Technologies LLC -The Mobile Future
ResourceBundels vs MessageBundles Posted: Jun 2, 2005 6:02 AM
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Okay, we all know that ResourceBundles is very space inefficient and this probably is a problem in J2Me development. I am wondering why we cannot adopt the Eclpise 3.1 MessageBundle story to the J2ME development environment.

The problems I can see is that there might be two files to synch. But that might be the same as synching the ResourceBundel class with the resourcebundle lookup in individual classes.

The solution might be an extra properties file that acts as a template. For example, the message.properties file would be named by language two letter indentifier and the template properties file would match the keys to be filled in as far as fields with an ANT task to generate the message properties files.

In other words the properties file of the language to be used is loaded in memory instead of all the languages loaded into memory. Because the properties file loaded is accessed in such a way that the keys are field acccessible it would save somewhat similar to the Eclipse 3.1 figure of 88+4*characters per string.

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