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question regarding <fmt:setBundle>?

Murray9654
Mr Muralidhar YaragallaPonnur, Andhra Pradesh, IndiaMember Posts: 486
Hi I have defined <fmt:setBundle> on a jsp page with scope as application. So when i call this jsp for the first time the resource bundle is created but does it create resource bundle every time i call it or only for the first time i call it. I mean from the second time does it check whether resource bundle already exist in the application scope or it creates a fresh resource bundle every time i call this jsp page?
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Whatever the answer to that might be, it's irrelevant, as ResourceBundle will cache it anyway.
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Thank you. what I found is it creates New Resource bundle object every time I load the page. Anyway thanks for the information.
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It can't. There is no accessible constructor. What you mean is that it calls ResourceBundle.loadBundle(). But that returns a cached copy if the bundle has already been loaded, as I already told you.
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