Once I worked with a program where I had a txt file with all values of strings and in the code I just referred, so everywhere I used the same string I just needed to change in txt and there was still no problem using accents or characters special (@, #, %, *)
I'm using Eclipse IDE, I do not know if anything changes ...
An example, when I create a JLabel and want to set the text of it I used:
myLabel.setText("arquivotxt.mystrings.boasvindas");
And in the txt file was the line:
arquivotxt.mystrings.boasvindas = "Bem vindos!"
Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Because I need to make my program better ...