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Where are the error keys that are used in the smart service exception defined?..
jorgea272
over 12 years ago
Where are the error keys that are used in the smart service exception defined?...
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 12 years ago
From the Eclipse's perspective the <smartServiceKey>.properties has to be under the src/main/resources source folder inside a package of type <pluginKey>.
Once you export it, from the JAR's perpective, if using the Appian Plug-in Eclipse Creator add-on, it will end up under <JAR>\\<pluginKey>
The generic file has to be named <smartServiceKey>.properties but you can also have one per language: <smartServiceKey>_en_US.properties, <smartServiceKey>_en_GB.properties, etc.
Here's how it looks like: ttps://forum.appian.com/suite/doc/79237
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 12 years ago
From the Eclipse's perspective the <smartServiceKey>.properties has to be under the src/main/resources source folder inside a package of type <pluginKey>.
Once you export it, from the JAR's perpective, if using the Appian Plug-in Eclipse Creator add-on, it will end up under <JAR>\\<pluginKey>
The generic file has to be named <smartServiceKey>.properties but you can also have one per language: <smartServiceKey>_en_US.properties, <smartServiceKey>_en_GB.properties, etc.
Here's how it looks like: ttps://forum.appian.com/suite/doc/79237
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