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The bundle is automatically loaded by looking up a base name equal to the fully qualified class name of the Component. For a Component named views.CustomerList, the corresponding resource bundle in /views/CustomerList.properties
I believe my directories are laid out in the required convention:
WelcomeView class WelcomeView : View() { init { title = this.messages["TITLE"] } }
WelcomeView.properties contains TITLE=test title.
When running the app, the title is [TITLE], from the documentation this is because it couldn't find the correct key/value pair. But the correct pair is in the .properties file, which means it wasn't looking in the right place.
So I suppose my .properties file is in the wrong location. Where should it be? Or am I making a different error?
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I'm probably making a juvenile error here, so hoping someone can come and give me a little smack on the head.
I've been following the guide on Internalization.
Which states:
I believe my directories are laid out in the required convention:
WelcomeView
class WelcomeView : View() { init { title = this.messages["TITLE"] } }
WelcomeView.properties contains
TITLE=test title
.When running the app, the title is [TITLE], from the documentation this is because it couldn't find the correct key/value pair. But the correct pair is in the .properties file, which means it wasn't looking in the right place.
So I suppose my .properties file is in the wrong location. Where should it be? Or am I making a different error?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: