Examples of java.text.MessageFormat

java.text.MessageFormat
lt now equals "3.14, 3.1" objs = null; objs = mf.parse(result, new ParsePosition(0)); // objs now equals {new Double(3.1)}
Likewise, parsing with a MessageFormat object using patterns containing multiple occurrences of the same argument would return the last match. For example,
```
 MessageFormat mf = new MessageFormat("{0}, {0}, {0}"); String forParsing = "x, y, z"; Object[] objs = mf.parse(forParsing, new ParsePosition(0)); // result now equals {new String("z")} 
```
Synchronization

Message formats are not synchronized. It is recommended to create separate format instances for each thread. If multiple threads access a format concurrently, it must be synchronized externally. @see java.util.Locale @see Format @see NumberFormat @see DecimalFormat @see ChoiceFormat @version 1.62, 04/07/06 @author Mark Davis

        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("MANAGEMENT_MODE");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1, param2};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("STARTUP");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1, param2};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("STATE");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        rawMessage = msg.toString();


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("RECOVERED");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("STORE_LOCATION");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        rawMessage = msg.toString();


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("XA_INCOMPLETE_MESSAGE");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1, param2};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("XA_INCOMPLETE_QUEUE");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1, param2};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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        String rawMessage = _messages.getString("RECOVERED");


        final Object[] messageArguments = {param1, param2};
        // Create a new MessageFormat to ensure thread safety.
        // Sharing a MessageFormat and using applyPattern is not thread safe
        MessageFormat formatter = new MessageFormat(rawMessage, _currentLocale);


        final String message = formatter.format(messageArguments);


        return new LogMessage()
        {
            public String toString()
            {

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