I have done some more experiments and am even more confused but I have got a
workaround.

I added the error message bundle name and it made no difference.  FYI when
it wasn't in there it couldn't find the error messages in StripesResources.

I then took the source for DefaultLocalizationBundleFactory, imported into
my project and renamed it to make it one of my extensions.  Other than
adding some log4j trace output I didnt change it at all.  I wanted to see
what it thought was going on in a bit more detail without haveing to rebuild
all of Stripes from its source.

Gusess what - it all started to work.  I don't understand it but when I load
the DefaultLocalizationBundleFactory as an extension it all works but when I
don't it doesn't.

So I have a workaround but would like to help fix what ever bug was causing
this to occur so let me know hwo I can help.

Freddy, many thanks for your useful suggestions and for teh well written and
invaluable book.

Simon

Freddy D. wrote:
> 
> Hi Simon,
> 
>> I have attached my web.xml file in case anyone can see the silly mistake
>> I
>> might have made.  I am sure it must be in the param where I tell stripes
>> about the localisation bundle.
> 
> You configured the field name bundle, but not the error bundle. This
> will
> thus default to StripesResources. Is StripesResources.properties (the
> one
> from the Stripes distribution, with all the default Stripes entries)
> present in WEB-INF/classes? (I'm sure it is, but it's worth checking.)
> 
> As a side note, you don't need to specify the LocalePicker.Class
> parameter
> since you configured the Extension.Packages parameter and your custom
> locale picker class is in that package. Stripes will find it
> automatically.
> 
> If you still can't find the problem, can you email me a zip of your
> source,
> and I'll have a look.
> 
> Cheers,
> Freddy
> http://www.stripesbook.com
> 
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