yes, it's a mix, we do have a "startup" resource bundle compiled inside the
app (in 3 languages) so some of our texts are available right away and all
other modules text are loaded on demand.
On 28 March 2014 14:28, Alex Harui wrote:
> OK. It may not matter, but do you have any compiled-in loc
OK. It may not matter, but do you have any compiled-in locales?
On 3/28/14 7:12 AM, "João Fernandes"
wrote:
>Alex, I think the smallest test case is just trying to load a runtime
>resource bundle.
>Our bundles are loaded externally on demand compiling with so I guess it
>will applicable to any
Alex, I think the smallest test case is just trying to load a runtime
resource bundle.
Our bundles are loaded externally on demand compiling with so I guess it
will applicable to any external bundle loading.
@{bundle}
@{locale}
On 28 March 2014 13:37, Alex Harui wrote:
> Thanks for finding
Thanks for finding. Do you have a simple test case you can put in a JIRA?
Thanks,
-Alex
On 3/28/14 5:36 AM, "João Fernandes"
wrote:
>Hi, just tried to upgrade to 4.12 and I've noticed that our custom
>resource
>manager isn't able to load our external locales as it did in the past.
>After diggi
Hi, just tried to upgrade to 4.12 and I've noticed that our custom resource
manager isn't able to load our external locales as it did in the past.
After digging a bit, I found out the cause, it seems that the
ResourceBundleProxy isn't never loaded when it's stored as a property in
the dictionary.
