How to add space at the end of property value

java resourcebundle
Joe picture Joe · Jun 4, 2011 · Viewed 21.8k times · Source 
label.my.answer=My Answer

I would like to add spaces deliberately at the end of the above key (e.g. I would like to have 2 spaces at the end "My Answer ")

Currently the java.util.ResourceBundle functionality kind of trims this piece of code while retrieving the value

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Roland Illig picture Roland Illig · Jun 4, 2011 
label.myAnswer = My Answer\u0020\u0020

Note: identifiers with dots usually represent a hierarchy of names, and my is not a hierarchy level. You would certainly not define a Java class or a Java package of that name, would you?

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