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Build ID: M20090211-1700 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Open the ResultView in an empty state 2. 3. More information: I wrote a question in the newsgroup wher i didn't get an answer (http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/article.php?id=1753&group=eclipse.platform.pde#1753). I have a workaround for other languages. But if I want to use the resultview in an empty state for a business application, I don't want to get a link for a Java Search! The solution for the moment is to patch the existing plugin. The properties file can be exported to a fragment... But there should be another possibility to set the message, when the state is empty....
>I have a workaround for other languages. If you have a language pack installed it will use that language. >I don't want to get a link for a Java Search! There's no such link. The link in there opens the Search dialog.
>I have a workaround for other languages. >>If you have a language pack installed it will use that language. Yes but I need no language pack for other languages. So my solution solves the problem to show an other message. And my problem to change the english message in the empty view isn't solved with the language pack. >I don't want to get a link for a Java Search! >>There's no such link. The link in there opens the Search dialog. The clients don't use this search dialog. So you limit the usage of the resultview to a mixed use with THIS search dialog.
>The clients don't use this search dialog. So you limit the usage of the >resultview to a mixed use with THIS search dialog. I didn't say otherwise. I only said it is not hard-coded to open Java search.
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