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Resource bundle files missing in the output folder [message #294867]

Fri, 18 November 2005 11:00

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eric.corolla.gmail.com

It seems eclipse compiler doesnot copy the resource bundle files
(*.properties) into the output folder. Does anyone know what is the
problem.

Regards,

Re: Resource bundle files missing in the output folder [message #294868 is a reply to message #294867]

Fri, 18 November 2005 11:36

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: joachim82.arcor.de

hi,
"Eric" <eric.corolla@gmail.com wrote:
> It seems eclipse compiler doesnot copy the resource bundle files
> (*.properties) into the output folder. Does anyone know what is the
> problem.
you should define the export in your build.properties. You can do this in
your MANIFEST.MF file in the build-tab.

hth
--
Joachim

Re: Resource bundle files missing in the output folder [message #294928 is a reply to message #294867]

Fri, 18 November 2005 17:32

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com

Eric wrote:
> It seems eclipse compiler doesnot copy the resource bundle files
> (*.properties) into the output folder. Does anyone know what is the
> problem.

Are the properties file in the source location of the Project? In other
words, do they exist with the source code in the same directory tree?

The Eclipse builder will automatically copy all non-Java files from the
source tree(s) into the build output directory.

HTH,
Eric

Re: Resource bundle files missing in the output folder [message #294942 is a reply to message #294928]

Sat, 19 November 2005 02:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: joachim82.arcor.de

"Eric Rizzo" <eclipse3@rizzoweb.com wrote>
> Are the properties file in the source location of the Project? In other
> words, do they exist with the source code in the same directory tree?
On the right tab of the build-tab you define the source-output, and on the
left tab the bin-output. For the runtime the whole bin-directory should be
in the bin-output.
In my case, I have a package language, where all the .properties files are
located and also the Messages.java class for the translation.

But when you have plugin-specific translations you have in the
root-directory of your plugin the .properties files and you get the
translation via the %[propertiesName] statement.

hth
--
Joachim

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