Cache loading

If you have a big volume of message XML files, you can use the cached loading to accelerate the loading process. The very first time when you try to load messages for a certain language, the loaded message set will be stored into file cache. If you try to load the messages for that language again, Grammaticus will simply load from cache if the timestamp is recent.

Load without cache.

private static final String SET_NAME = "sample";
private static final String MESSAGES = "labels.xml";
private static final String NAMES = "names.xml";
private static final String BASE_DIR = "src/test/resources/labels";

HumanLanguage ENGLISH_US = LanguageProviderFactory.get().getBaseLanguage();
GrammaticalLabelSetDescriptor gls = new LabelSetDescriptorImpl(dir, ENGLISH_US, SET_NAME, MESSAGES, NAMES);
GrammaticalLabelSetLoader loader = new GrammaticalLabelSetLoader(gls);

Load with cache.

private static final String SET_NAME = "sample";
private static final String MESSAGES = "labels.xml";
private static final String NAMES = "names.xml";
private static final String BASE_DIR = "src/test/resources/labels";

HumanLanguage ENGLISH_US = LanguageProviderFactory.get().getBaseLanguage();
GrammaticalLabelSetDescriptor gls = new LabelSetDescriptorImpl(dir, ENGLISH_US, SET_NAME, MESSAGES, NAMES);
GrammaticalLabelSetLoader loader = GrammaticalLocalizerFactory.getLoader(gls, null);

The last parameter for cascade loading when you have more than one set of message files in different locations. It's null in the example code above since we only have one set.