Thanks, Frances --
I've checked the case pretty carefully and it seems to be okay.
foo.properties results in the MissingResourceException,
foo_en_US.properties works around the problem. As I said, the
properties file is kept in the same .jar as my code. This works fine on
both WinNT and OS/390 but the exact same .jar file doesn't work on the
400. So much for "write once, run everywhere".
Oh well, I'll wait for the PTFs to be applied. If that doesn't work,
I'll try to switch to jdk 1.2 and see if that makes a difference.
Thanks,
Gary
francess@us.ibm.com wrote:
>
> This should work just fine. Certainly having the latest PTFs will help,
> but based on what you describe below (about renaming the _en_us and having
> it work), I wonder if it is not possible that you are running into a case
> sensitivity problem.
>
> For instance, I just recreated your problem by creating the properties file
> with the name Foo.properties instead of foo.properties (the latter worked
> fine). I used Wordpad and a mapped drive to create the file each time.
>
> Frances Stewart
> Java II and Applications Enablement
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