According to me you don't have to use SRM at all. If you use the
normal wicket validation mechanism, the resource bundles are picked up
automatically.
That validations are skipped is probably a bug in your code (for
example: setDefaultFormProcessing(false) in your code somewhere?)
Martijn
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 3:46 PM, Srikanth.NT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have built a new custom panel(custompanel.java) with 12 text fields. It
has a configuration file called custompanel.properties which has something
like
component1.required=true
component2.required=true
component1.maxlength=200
These properties can be overridden by page.properties. When I read the
properties file from the constructor,
new StringResourceModel(id, this, null).getObject().toString()
i did not get overriden values. Also I got some warn that I am trying to
access property before rendering the component. So I moved the constructing
stuff to the onBeforeRender method which then picked the correct overridden
values. But the problem is validation errors are missed.
Anybody used the properties file for the configuration of panel ?
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