How to use ResourceBundle to avoid hard configuration paths in Java applications?

Question

I would like to eliminate hard-coded path dependencies for configuration data in my Java applications, I understand that using the ResourceBundle will help me use the class loader to search for resources.

Can someone tell me how to replace a hard path with a resource (say the configuration data file .properties needed by the class) using ResourceBundle accordingly? A simple clear example, if possible, thanks to everyone.

Answer 1

Prior to Java 6, ResourceBundle is usually resolved:

• Lines from a group of localized property files using PropertyResourceBundle
• , ListResourceBundle

Java 6 ResourceBundle.Control, ResourceBundles, :

• XML (. 2 Javadoc)

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Answer 2

Resource.getBundle(String). .

Answer 3

ResourceBundle. Properties . , . , api.

Answer 4

The Resource.getBundle (..) trick is using the class loader. You can load everything that is in your classpath by accessing it through this.getClass (). GetClassLoader (). Resource.getBundle (..) is a practical assistant to use in the resource / localization topic.