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Friday, September 30, 2011

loading and passing parameters to messages using resource bundle in ADF page


Load a property file using message resource bundle feature inbuilt within the core tag .

Typical example would be to refer to a message value(Login Message), labels etc..

Approach 1 :

f:loadBundle basename="XX_GLOBAL" var="globalres"
Sample as how to refer to the value in a property file using the core tag is
af:outputText value="#{globalres.loginmessage}"

Calling a property file using resource bundle from Backing bean.

public class MyUtilBean {
public String getMessage(String loginmessage) {
FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
ResourceBundle bundle = context.getApplication().getMessageBundle();
ResourceBundle resourceBundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(bundle,Locale.ENGLISH);
String text = resourceBundle.getString(loginmessage);
return text;
}
}

 

Approach 2 :

String resoureBundle= "view.MyBundle";
ResourceBundle resources= BundleFactory.getBundle(resoureBundle);
String msg=null;
if(resources != null)
{
       msg= resources.getString("loginmessage");
}

Approach 3 :

FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
ResourceBundle resources= fc.getApplication().getResourceBundle(fc,"MyBundle");
bundle.getString("loginmessage");


Approach 4 :  (Passing Parameters to the Resource Bundle entires)
 
oracle.jbo.common.StringManager.getString ("view.MyBundle", "loginmessage","No Match Found", new String[] {Param1Value, Param2Value .......});

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