Maybe instead of:
order.user.userId=User name
invoice.user.userId=User name
you can just use:
userId=User name
For me it wouldn't be worth extending the annotation to save some
entries in the resource bundle even if it means duplicates.
Greets
Jan
Lionel schrieb:
> Jan Künstler wrote:
>
>> Hi Abhi,
>>
>> yes you can. You need two entries in your resource bundle: One for a
>> generic error message and one for the field name.
>>
>> validation.required.valueNotPresent = {0} is requierd
>> fieldname = Field Name
>>
>
> there is one issue with that behaviour: it creates lots of duplicates in the
> resource bundle.
> example:
>
> UserActionBean uses: user.name
> In resource bundle: user.name=User name
>
> OrderActionBean users: order.user.userId
> In resource bundle: order.user.userId=User name
>
> InvoiceActionBean uses: invoice.user.userId
> In resource bundle: invoice.user.userId=User name
>
> 3 times the same label...
> Is there some way to override the key ?
> Would be great to override the resource bundle key in the Validate
> annotation.
>
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