Java in a Nutshell, 5th Edition [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

This abstract class provides a simple way
to define a ResourceBundle. You may find it easier
to subclass ListResourceBundle than to subclass
ResourceBundle directly.
ListResourceBundle provides implementations for
the abstract handleGetObject( ) and
getKeys( ) methods defined by
ResourceBundle and adds its own abstract
getContents( ) method a subclass must override.
getContents( ) returns an Object[ ][
]an array of arrays of objects. This array can have
any number of elements. Each element of this array must itself be an
array with two elements: the first element of each subarray should be
a String that specifies the name of a resource,
and the corresponding second element should be the value of that
resource; this value can be an Object of any
desired type. See also ResourceBundle and
PropertyResourceBundle.

Figure 16-41. java.util.ListResourceBundle

public abstract class

ListResourceBundle extends ResourceBundle {
// Public Constructors
public

ListResourceBundle ( );
// Public Methods Overriding ResourceBundle
public Enumeration<String>

getKeys ( );
public final Object

handleGetObject (String

key );
// Protected Instance Methods
protected abstract Object[ ][ ]

getContents ( );
}