ResourceBundleControlProvider implementation defined
by the platform class loader or its ancestor. The recommended
way to use a custom Control implementation to load resource bundle
is to use ResourceBundle.getBundle(String, Control)
or other factory methods that take custom ResourceBundle.Control.@Deprecated(since="9", forRemoval=true) public interface ResourceBundleControlProvider
ResourceBundle.Control. The default resource bundle loading
behavior of the ResourceBundle.getBundle factory methods that take
no ResourceBundle.Control instance can be modified with
ResourceBundleControlProvider implementations.ResourceBundle.getBundle,
ServiceLoader.loadInstalled(Class)| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
ResourceBundle.Control |
getControl(String baseName) |
Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.
Returns a
ResourceBundle.Control instance that is used
to handle resource bundle loading for the given
baseName. |
ResourceBundle.Control getControl(String baseName)
ResourceBundle.Control instance that is used
to handle resource bundle loading for the given
baseName. This method must return null if the given
baseName isn't handled by this provider.baseName - the base name of the resource bundleResourceBundle.Control instance,
or null if the given baseName is not
applicable to this provider.NullPointerException - if baseName is null Submit a bug or feature
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