it is indeed, otherwise there would be no InvalidStateException. The problem
appeared to be quite obvious - this exception just was not catched. After
reading validation part of seam ref i somehow decided that seam cares about
catching validation exception itself. But as it became clear after studying dvd
example it doesn't. Thus after adding an interceptor around my bean i got my
messages in place:
| try {
| return ctx.proceed();
|
| } catch (InvalidStateException e) {
| InvalidValue[] vals = e.getInvalidValues();
| for (InvalidValue val: vals) {
| FacesMessages.instance().add(val);
| }
| Transaction.instance().setRollbackOnly();
|
| return null;
| }
|
the only problem i still have is that trinidads inputText tag doesn't want to
show messages forcing me to use h:inputTag with h:message instead...
Havn't somebody had some issues with using trinidad to display messages?
wbr, eugene.
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