I shouldn’t care about this because I don’t use JavaFX. But it bugs me so I’ll rant a bit. A while ago (probably around version…
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I created a blog on dev2dev. I’ll put my work related stuff there and continue to write about my personal projects and interests here. The…
1 CommentI have never been a fan of JavaServer Pages (JSP) but I have used them on a few projects. When JSP Documents (JSPs with XML…
3 CommentsSometimes things seem so obvious once you learn them the hard way that you wonder why there aren’t big signs everywhere making it clear from…
12 CommentsDevelopers accustomed to internationalizing Java [web] applications are very familiar with ResourceBundle, MessageFormat and property files. The articles Localization and Internationalization with StringTemplate and Web Application Internationalization and Localization in Action give a good introduction to how StringTemplate can be used to do i18n but they don’t explain how to get the full set of benefits we derive from ResourceBundle, and MessageFormat. In this article I describe how StringTemplate can leverage ResourceBundle and remove the need for MessageFormat in the presentation layer.
1 CommentFor many years I enjoyed working on the Windows platform writing applications in C++, Win32, MFC and ATL/WTL. I was not an early Java adopter.…
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