Hi
I found a good small and not too complicated example for
displaying error messages, but the example is not really working.
An error should appear if the text entering into an input field is
longer than 5 digits or character. But I can type in everything
without an error message is displayed
Wolfgang schrieb:
Hi
I found a good small and not too complicated example for
displaying error messages, but the example is not really working.
An error should appear if the text entering into an input field is
longer than 5 digits or character. But I can type in everything
without an error
Hello everyone!
I have a simple data table with one editable column,
containing text fields that accept date values. The
text field is naturally associated with a dateTime
converter. I would like to display error messages
outside the data table (preferably before the data
table), however I cant
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August 15, 2005 10:52 AMTo: 'MyFaces Discussion'Subject:
Displaying Error Messages
Hi,
I'm trying to understand how to display error
messages that are indication of some exception cases in the Backing Bean.
There is no validation involved, but I would like
You can either use null to specify a global error message, or you can set a binding on your elementForm:elementTable
so that's it's available as a UIComponent element to your backing
bean. Once you've set up a binding, you can get the client
id that way.
h:dataTable id=elementTable
was
erring somewhere. But ofcourse, I found the second approach more cleaner.
Regards
Bala
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