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    <p>I have this 2 properties files in my resources folder: <strong>messages_hr_HR.properties</strong> and <strong>messages.properties</strong></p> <p>I don't use javas's Locale class I use mine custom Locale class:</p> <pre><code>public class Locale { private String bundleName; private String localeName; private String iconPath; public Locale(String bundleName, String localeName, String iconPath) { super(); this.bundleName = bundleName; this.localeName = localeName; this.iconPath = iconPath; } public String getBundleName() { return bundleName; } public void setBundleName(String bundleName) { this.bundleName = bundleName; } public String getLocaleName() { return localeName; } public void setLocaleName(String localeName) { this.localeName = localeName; } public String getIconPath() { return iconPath; } public void setIconPath(String iconPath) { this.iconPath = iconPath; } } </code></pre> <p>I have Messages class with static method to return the value of the key:</p> <pre><code>public class Messages { private Messages() { // do not instantiate } private static List&lt;Locale&gt; availableLocales; private static Locale defaultLocale = new Locale("messages.messages", "EN", "/images/icons/locale/en.png"); static { availableLocales = new ArrayList&lt;Locale&gt;(); availableLocales.add(defaultLocale); availableLocales.add(new Locale("messages.messages_hr_HR", "HR", "/images/icons/locale/hr.png")); } private static Locale LOCALE = defaultLocale; private static ResourceBundle RESOURCE_BUNDLE = loadBundle(); private static ResourceBundle loadBundle() { return ResourceBundle.getBundle(LOCALE.getBundleName()); } public static String getString(String key) { try { ResourceBundle bundle = RESOURCE_BUNDLE == null ? loadBundle() : RESOURCE_BUNDLE; return bundle.getString(key); } catch (MissingResourceException e) { return "!" + key + "!"; } } public static void setLocale(Locale locale) { LOCALE = locale; RESOURCE_BUNDLE = loadBundle(); } public static Locale getLocale() { return LOCALE; } public static List&lt;Locale&gt; getAvailableLocales() { return availableLocales; } } </code></pre> <p>Then in my GUI I have radiobutton menu with available languages and when user clicks on some I just call <code>Messages.setLocale(clickedLanguageLocale);</code></p> <p>So you can see that I am responsible of loading specific file, not java.</p> <p>Problem is that on some computers it acts strange. Some text is on english (messages.properties) and some on croatian (messages_hr_HR). First thing that got on my mind was some OS default locale but it does not make any sense since I use mine classes.</p> <p>Any ideas for this behavior?</p>
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