It really is, Eric.
package.properties is nothing more than a standard
java.util.Properties file. See the javadoc for this class and you get this question answered,
and will see many more "interesting" things ;-)
Alexander
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27/02/2007 19:32
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[S2] Single quote in package.properties
This should be an easy one.
When putting a single quote in a package.properties resource bundle
entry, by default, the quote get's removed and none of the variables
in the entry get loaded.
1. What's the best way to have an entry with a single quote?
Using ' with <s:property value="%{message}" escape="false" />
works, but is this the only way?
2. What are the rules behind how the single quotes work in the
package.properties files? Said differently, what's the intended and
expected behavior of a string with a single quote?
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For example, in the package.properties file:
message.myMessage=I've added a single quote in the first word. and
this variable {0} will not get populated
renders as:
"Ive added a single quote in the first word. and this variable {0}
will not get populated"
when I expect:
I've added a single quote in the first word. and this variable
VariableSentIn will not get populated
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Thanks!
Eric Rank
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