to create the message bundles for i18n, we have to run native2ascii in command line,
and may move the files as need or type very long path.
Now we know we can do these tasks by Ant (see Ant Introduction and First Try),
we will do this practice as below:
Write build file
For encoding message resource (from specific folder)
to message properties (and put to specific folder),
we have to write the build file as below:
<project name="genMessageBundles" default="encodeMessage" basedir=".">
<!-- path property
name denotes the property name
location denotes the path
the ${basedir} is the root of the project -->
<property name="message.resource.path" location="${basedir}/src/test/jstl/i18n/resources"/>
<property name="message.properties.path" location="${basedir}/src/test/jstl/i18n/properties"/>
<!-- clear old files
this will delete all *.properties
under /src/test/jstl/i18n/properties -->
<target name="clean">
<delete dir="${message.properties.path}" includes="**/*.properties" />
</target>
<!-- encoding msgs
this will encode all *.resource
under /src/test/jstl/i18n/resources
rename the encoded files to *.properties
and put them to /src/test/jstl/i18n/properties
encoding is UTF-8 -->
<target name="encodeMessage" depends="clean">
<echo message="begin"/>
<native2ascii src="${message.resource.path}" encoding="UTF-8"
includes="**/*.resource" dest="${message.properties.path}" ext=".properties" />
<echo message="end"/>
</target>
</project>
Modify Resource Files
Then we modify the message resource files as below:
Run Ant Build
After we change the message resource files,
we can run Ant Build to encode them to message properties files.
Test the result
Then we can run the web project and see the new messages:
Download:
The full project is at github
https://github.com/benbai123/JSP_Servlet_Practice/tree/master/Practice/JSTLPractice
File of this practice:
ant.encodeMessages.xml
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