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oracle.javatools.resourcebundle
Interface ResourceBundleListener

All Superinterfaces:

java.util.EventListener

public interface ResourceBundleListener

extends java.util.EventListener

An event gets fired whenever a change is made to the contents of a ResourceBundleWrapper.

Method Summary

void	bundleChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event) This method is called when a change has been made to a bundle but we cannot determine changes at a more granular level.
void	keyChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event) This method gets called when a key is renamed, added, or removed.
void	metadataChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event) This method gets called when metadata is renamed, added, or removed.
void	textChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event) This method gets called when text is renamed, added, or removed.

Method Detail

keyChanged

void keyChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event)

This method gets called when a key is renamed, added, or removed.

Parameters:

event - A ResourceBundleEvent object describing the event source and the what has changed.

textChanged

void textChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event)

This method gets called when text is renamed, added, or removed.

Parameters:

event - A ResourceBundleEvent object describing the event source and the what has changed.

metadataChanged

void metadataChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event)

This method gets called when metadata is renamed, added, or removed.

Parameters:

event - A ResourceBundleEvent object describing the event source and the what has changed.

bundleChanged

void bundleChanged(ResourceBundleEvent event)

This method is called when a change has been made to a bundle but we cannot determine changes at a more granular level. In this case it will be up to the listener to determine what to do. Typically this means the listener will need to determine what keys in the bundle it references and then test each key for existence, get it's text and/or metadata, and do the appropriate thing with the changes.

Parameters:

event - A ResourceBundleEvent object describing the event source

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