Jsp Access Resource Kit
Abstract: Access Resource Kit jsp
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Package jsfdb.model; import java.util.ResourceBundle; import java.util.MissingResourceException; import java.util.logging.Level; import java.util.logging.Logger; public class ModelUtils (/ / attention to how to access resources attribute documents location
Public static final String RESOURCES = ModelUtils.class.getPackage (). GetName () +. "Res.ModelResources"; private static ResourceBundle resources; public static void log (Throwable x) (Logger.global.log (Level.SEVERE, x . getMessage (), x);) public static synchronized ResourceBundle getResources () (if (resources == null) (try ResourceBundle.getBundle resources = (RESOURCES);) catch (MissingResourceException x) (log (x); throw new InternalError (x.getMessage ());) return resources;)
Public static String getResource (String key) (return getResources (). GetString (key);))
Calling in JSP:
<% @ Page contentType = "text / html; GBK charset ="%>
<% @ Page import = "java.util.Locale"%>
<% @ Page import = "jsfdb.model .*"%>
<%
String s2 = ModelUtils.getResource ( "indexWindowTitle");
String s3 = ModelUtils.getResource ( "indexPageTitle");
Out.println ( "window title =" + + s2 "
");
Out.println ( "page title =" + + s3 "
");
Out.println (ModelUtils.RESOURCES);
%>
The result:
Window Title = = JSF test page headline Please fill in the following information
Jsfdb.model.res.ModelResources
Attachment: ModelResources_zh_CN.properties
JSF indexWindowTitle = \ u6d4b \ u8bd5
IndexPageTitle = \ u8bf7 \ u586b \ u5199 \ u4e0b \ u5217 \ u7684 \ u4fe1 \ u606f
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Tags: java access, JSP