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If a midlet has a text file that contains all its language strings and this was Java Verified – would the midlet need to be retested (Java Verified) if a different language file were dropped in?

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If a midlet has a text file that contains all its language strings and this was Java Verified – would the midlet need to be retested (Java Verified) if a different language file were dropped in?

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The Java verified spec refers to the use of separate resource files, and that is the preferred way to go so as to avoid re-testing unnecessarily. Should the application executable alter, then the signature is invalidated and the application must be re-tested and re-signed. There is a re-test procedure defined in Java Verified to allow for this.