Hi,
You can use the placeholder ({0}, {1} ..) feature in message resource
something like this:
In property file:
errors.your_runtime_msg.key = {0}
In Action or form bean:
new ActionError("errors.your_runtime_msg.key", "your runtime message,
blah, blah..");
" your runtime message, blah, blah.." will replace {0}
Saul
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> Hello,
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> This works fine:
> errors.add(ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR,new
> ActionError("errors.createkunde.float"));
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> but i want to define the message at runtime, i want to put a string
into
> the
> ActionError that is not defined in .properties file.
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> Is that possible ?
> if yes, could u give me a example ?
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> thnx for help
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