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Description

This document describes how to run the RbChecker using the command line tool.

RbChecker will check all properties files found in the specified root directory against ResourceBundle found in the classpath.

Usage

As all RbUtils command line tools, RbChecker uses the common options.

Here are the RbChecker specific options :

• -c,--filechecker <filechecker> - [optionnal] specify the classname of the file checker to be used. See the extending the file checker documention page.
  Defaults to the RbUtils FileChecker.

Classpath note:

• Don't forget to add to the classpath your directories or jar that contain the ResourceBundles to be checked.
• If you use a custom File Checker, it must be added to the classpath with all its dependencies.

Examples

NOTE:

• in these examples, we do not include the classpath clause. Don't forget it in your command.
• do not forget to use double quot if the root directory full path contain spaces.

Run RbChecker on all properties files of the root directory with the properties extension and use the plain logger (log error in the console).

java org.ktc.rbutils.rb.check.RbCheckerCli -r /usr/myproject/src

Run RbChecker on all files of the root directory with the props extension, use a plain logger (log error in the console) and a xml logger (log error in a xml file).
Note: do not forget the double quot when specifying the logging file if the path contains spaces.

java org.ktc.rbutils.rb.check.RbCheckerCli -r /usr/myproject/src \
     -e props \
     -l plain \
     -l xml;"C:\projects\My Rb tool\rbgenerator.xml"

Run RbChecker on 2 files of the root directory and use a quiet logger (exit only with the number of errors without printing anything).

java org.ktc.rbutils.rb.check.RbCheckerCli -r /usr/myproject/src \
     -f com/compagny/extended/myr2b.rbInfo \
     -f com/compagny/myrb.properties \
     -l quiet

Run RbChecker with a custom File Checker on files with the rbInfo extension (use plain logging into the console).

java org.ktc.rbutils.rb.check.RbCheckerCli -r /usr/myproject/src \
     -e rbInfo \
     -c com.wt.WtFileChecker