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ResourceBundle.getStringArray() ??!

Hobbes · 2002-06-16 06:39:21

I've been banging my head on this for a while. I take it that this command just does not work? How do you put a string array into a properties file? I don't think you can, but there is that command which is supposed to do it. I ended up just creating a comma delimted property and running stringtokenizer on it.

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16-06-2002 7:39am

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Hobbes

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I've been banging my head on this for a while.

I take it that this command just does not work?

How do you put a string array into a properties file? I don't think you can, but there is that command which is supposed to do it.

I ended up just creating a comma delimted property and running stringtokenizer on it.

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#2 17-06-2002 11:26pm
lynchie

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ResourceBundle.getStringArray() only reads from an existing properties file. AFAIK, you would have to use the store() method in class Properties to do that. I havent used them in a while but I think this moght do it. Have a look at the javadocs for Properties

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