Package org.jboss.solder.messages

Solder provides injectable typed message bundles (suitable for internationalization and localization)

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
ParameterConverter<I>	A converter for a specific parameter type.

Class Summary

Class	Description
Messages	A factory class to produce message bundle implementations.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
Message.Format	The possible format types.

Annotation Types Summary

Annotation Type	Description
Cause	Mark a parameter as being the "exception cause" parameter rather than a positional format parameter.
Field	Indicate that a method parameter value should be applied to a field on the resultant exception object.
Formatter	Indicate that the given parameter should be wrapped with a formatting object of the given class.
Locale	Specifies a Locale for a typed logger.
Message	Assigns a message string to a resource method.
MessageBundle	Signify that an interface is a message bundle interface.
Param	Identifies a parameter is to be used for constructing an exception and excluded from the formatting of the message.
Property	Indicate that a method parameter value should be applied to a property (with a setter method) on the resultant exception object.

Package org.jboss.solder.messages Description

Solder provides injectable typed message bundles (suitable for internationalization and localization)

Often times you need to access a localized message. For example, you need to localize an exception message. Solder let's you retrieve this message from a typed message logger to avoid having to use hard-coded string messages.

First, declare the message bundle as an annotated interface with methods configured as message accessors. You can configured the messages to use printf-style interpolations of parameters (%s).

 @MessageBundle
 public interface TrainMessages {

    @Message("No trains spotted due to %s")
    String noTrainsSpotted(String cause);

 }
 

Now inject the interface:

    @Inject @MessageBundle TrainMessages messages;
 

And use it:

   throw new BadDayException(messages.noTrainsSpotted("leaves on the line"));
 

See Also:

Message, MessageBundle, Locale