The addMessage() method in AppFuse adds a message to the session that
messages.jsp can read. You might look into using JSF's API instead.
Matt
On 12/31/07, Ding, Qin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Appfuse 1.9.4/DB2/JSF
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> I am using the same logic as UserExistsException to do my own checking for
> the existence of the record. The backend is working fine in throwing errors
> when record already exists in the database. However, in JSF page, the error
> message is not shown.
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> In JSF form,
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> try{
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> accountTypeManager.saveAccountType(accountType);
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> }catch(RecordExistsException e){
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> addMessage("error.record.exists"); // error.record.exists is the key in the
> bundle file
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> return "error";
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> }
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> In JSF page,
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> <div class="required"><span class="labelIconLeft"><img
> src="../common/images/required.gif" alt="Required" /></span>
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> <span class="label">
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> <h:outputLabel for="name" value="#{text['accountType.name']}"/>
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> </span>
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> <span class="input">
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> <h:inputText id="name"
> value="#{accountTypeForm.accountType.name}">
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> <v:commonsValidator type="required"
> arg="#{text['accountType.name']}"/>
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> </h:inputText>
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> <t:message for="name" styleClass="fieldError"/>
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> </span>
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> </div>
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> What did I miss here? How does <t:message> know what message in the faces
> context to display? Thank you.
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> QD
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