Examples of org.geotools.util.ResourceInternationalString

org.geotools.util.ResourceInternationalString
An international string backed by a {@linkplain ResourceBundle resource bundle}. A resource bundle can be a Java class or a {@linkplain java.util.Properties properties} file, one foreach language. The constructor expects the fully qualified class name of the base resource bundle (the one used when no resource was found in the client's language). The right resource bundle is loaded at runtime for the client's language by looking for a class or a {@linkplain java.util.Properties properties} file with the right suffix ("{@code _en}" for English or " {@code _fr}" for French). This mechanism is explained in J2SE's javadoc for the {@link ResourceBundle#getBundle(String,Locale,ClassLoader) getBundle} static method.
Example: If a file named " {@code MyResources.properties}" exists in the package " {@code org.geotools.mypackage}" and contains a line like " {@code MyKey = some value}", then an international string for " {@code some value}" can be created using the following code:
InternationalString value = new ResourceInternationalString( "org.geotools.mypackage.MyResources", "MyKey");
The " {@code some value}" string will be localized if the required properties files exist, for example " {@code MyResources_fr.properties}" for French, " {@code MyResources_it.properties}" for Italian, etc. @since 2.1 @source $URL$ @version $Id$ @author Martin Desruisseaux (IRD)

     *
     * @param  key The key for the desired string.
     * @return An international string for the given key.
     */
    public static InternationalString formatInternational(final int key) {
        return new ResourceInternationalString(Vocabulary.class.getName(), String.valueOf(key));
    }

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     * @param key The key for the resource to fetch
     * @param resources The name of the resource bundle, as a fully qualified class name.
     * @return ResourceInternationalString
     */
    public static InternationalString text(String key, String resourceBundle ){
        return new ResourceInternationalString( resourceBundle, key );
    }

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     *
     * @param  key The key for the desired string.
     * @return An international string for the given key.
     */
    public static InternationalString formatInternational(final int key) {
        return new ResourceInternationalString(Vocabulary.class.getName(), String.valueOf(key));
    }

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    // exampleText end
}


private void exampleResourceInternationalString() {
    // exampleResourceInternationalString start
    ResourceInternationalString greeting = new ResourceInternationalString("message.properties",
            "greeting");
    
    System.out.println(greeting); // will output best match to current Locale
    System.out.println(greeting.toString(Locale.CANADA_FRENCH)); // should output best match
    
    // Note the "messages.properties" above is used with Java ResourceBundle
    // In a manner similar to this
    ResourceBundle.getBundle("message.properties", Locale.getDefault()).getString("greeting");
    // exampleResourceInternationalString end

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