Eclipse Plugin for internationalization i18n testing [closed]

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I was wondering if any of you knew of eclipse plugins that scan your code for internationalization issues? Things like embedded strings or locale-sensitive methods.

I looked on google and there were alot of articles on HOW to internationalize an eclipse plugin but none that support it.

Thanks in advance!

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I believe internationalization is a complex issue, and every language/framework/you-name-it which deals with i18n does it differently. So, my guess is there is no such plugin, and will not be in the near future.

The only plugin I found is Eclipse I18N Properties File Editor which addresses a specific file type, but chances are you don't need this one in particular.

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The closest you can get in Java is with the help of below tools

1. getext-commons - it can help you in Easy extraction of user visible strings etc
2. JRC Editor - it can help you in managing resource bundles. For e.g. it can tell you if a given key has translation missing for any supported locale of your application

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Although this is an old question, thought to share TapiJI as a good option in case someone is still searching

https://code.google.com/a/eclipselabs.org/p/tapiji/