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Hi, I'm having troubles with the String Externalization Wizard. I've merged all my Messages.java and messages.properties files into one Messages.java and one messages.properties. For now all is OK. When I open the Wizard, a default accessor class is set, then I change to the right one. First the warning message "Entry is missing in property file." remains displayed. Secondly, when I click on the "Next" Button I've got an "Internal Error" message log and can't finalize the externalization. (See attached file) Has someone already encountered this problem and solved it ? Best regards, Matthieu Decorde
Created attachment 219098 [details] The error log
I cannot reproduce this. Please attach a test case/project that allows to reproduce the NPE. Also note that the stack trace does not match with the indicated version. Please adjust it accordingly.
Created attachment 219115 [details] A project that reproduced the same error log I managed to reproduce the same error log with a new RCP project (from the mail template) : - I've separated the class in 2 packages - externalized all the Strings. - merged the 2 Messages.java and the 2 messages.properties. The first time I tried it was all OK and I cannot reproduce the error log. Next I tried to malformed a bit my Messages.java file by changing the BUNDLE_NAME value with a wrong package name (line 8). And then the same error log appears. Back to my true project, I've check my Messages.java but the BUNDLE_NAME is OK
Sorry, but I can't reproduce the NPE. You have to provide more detailed/exact steps. Note, that it is not supported to manually fiddle around with the BUNDLE_NAME. If you do so, it is you responsibility to know what you're doing ;-).
