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Description

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

RbGenerator will process all properties files found in the specified root directory and will generate a java source file in the gendir directory for each properties file.

Usage

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

Here are the RbGenerator specific options :

• -g,--gendir <gendir> - [required] specify the full path to the directory where the java resourcebundle source files will be generated.

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 and/or gendir directory full path contain spaces.

Run RbGenerator on all properties files of the root directory with the properties extension, generate Java ResourceBundle in the /usr/myproject/gensrc directory and use the plain logger (log error in the console).

java org.ktc.rbutils.rb.generation.RbGeneratorCli -r /usr/myproject/src \
     -g /usr/myproject/gensrc

Run RbGenerator on all files of the root directory with the props extension , generate Java ResourceBundle in the /usr/myproject/gensrc directory, 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.generation.RbGeneratorCli -r /usr/myproject/src \
     -g /usr/myproject/gensrc \
     -e props \
     -l plain \
     -l xml;"C:\projects\My Rb tool\rbgenerator.xml"

Run RbGenerator on 2 files of the root directory, generate the 2 Java ResourceBundle in the /usr/myproject/gensrc directory and use a quiet logger.

java org.ktc.rbutils.rb.generation.RbGeneratorCli -r /usr/myproject/src \
     -g /usr/myproject/gensrc -l quiet \
     -f com/compagny/extended/myr2b.xrb \
     -f com/compagny/myrb.properties \
     -l quiet