CompositeDataSupport/i18N

[Stephanie Smith]

When an MBean exposes CompositeData and uses the CompositeDataSupport
class, the itemNames must be passed in. These names are used by the various
consoles when displaying the composite data information.
Is it a best practice to internationalize these names vs just
hard coding within the mbean implementation?

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[Jess Holle]

As I see it these names are not really amenable to localization -- unless you want all potential programmatic access code to have to do stuff like:

data.get( bundle.getString( "myField", locale ) )

The descriptions of the fields are, however, amenable to localization -- but I'm not sure which JMX consoles expose these...

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Jess Holle

Stephanie Smith wrote:

When an MBean exposes CompositeData and uses the CompositeDataSupport
class, the itemNames must be passed in. These names are used by the various
consoles when displaying the composite data information.
Is it a best practice to internationalize these names vs just
hard coding within the mbean implementation?

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