| new tool [message #277671] |
Tue, 14 December 2004 23:12 |
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Originally posted by: raghuraman1.yahoo.com
Hi,
I have released a new tool at this url yesterday:
http://jxpress.sourceforge.net
Please have a look. I have also made available documentation and
screenshots for online viewing. I hope the tool will be of use to the
eclipse and Java community.
Do download the tool and try it out.
Thank you.
Raghu
Notes:
This software is a set of eclipse plugins.
1. It provides a means of managing / generating the resourcebundle
properties files
2. It generates Java APIs for creating internationalized message strings,
message objects, exception objects with lots of configurable design
options.
3. The generated java api wraps around MessageFormat class usages and or
ResourceBundle class usages and simplifies concerns.
4. It simplifies parameterized messages with support for pluralisation.
5. Unlike with properties files it proposes and provides a self-validating
XML structure using XSD schema validation for storing the
internationalization locale specific strings.
6. It proposes and provides a experimental support for keyboard mapping
for any language. Out of the box language with support for keyboard
mapping is Tamil- ta. New additional keyboard mappings for other languages
can be simply imported into the software.
For more information read the online documentation.
Screenshots shown in the online documentation are slightly older and hence
slightly different than the actual download.
Requirements:
1. Windows2K. I have tested this in Windows XP only. Although the software
is intended to be platform independent currently it is not because I am
using some windows fonts in my tool. Will make the fonts configurable per
locale later and then make this platform independent.
2. Java1.4 or Java1.5. Lower Java versions will cause problems. (I will
make it compatible to lower versions later.)
3. Eclipse eclipse-SDK-3.1M2-win32 and the latest eclipse-SDK-3.1M3-win32.
(Those are the versions I used.)
Instructions:
1. Unzip the file release and extract all plugins into the plugins
directory of eclipse.
2. Delete the configuration folder
3. Start eclipse.
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