Thanks for your help. The explanation is very clear.
--- Matt Bathje <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've never used the attribute myself, but I
> think when you do, you
> need to specify the key, and a name attribute for
> which validation the
> message applies to. So in your case it would be:
>
I've never used the attribute myself, but I think when you do, you
need to specify the key, and a name attribute for which validation the
message applies to. So in your case it would be:
You may also need to specify a bundle and resource attribute, but I
don't think so in your case.
The erro
I use the validation.xml to validate the properties in
my form bean. The validation works; but, the error
messages do not work as I expected.
While I have customized error messages prepared, the
error message displayed in the browser window for my
intentional violation are like:
. null is require
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