The elegant way to do this is to have a placeholder for the user id.

Why would you not want to do that?

  Regards
  Mikael


>I have a login screen. I authenticate the the user id and password.
>When the authentication fails, I want to display an error message saying 
>"User ID XXXXX does not exist".
>Where XXXXX is the typed user id. My error message is coming from the 
>ApplicationResource.properties file.
>I can always have a place holder for the user id in the error message and 
>replace it with the current user id.
>But I don't want to do that.
>
>Is there an elegant way of doing this?
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Ryan Norman



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