Nuno Marques schrieb:
Hello,
I haven't checked the specs to see if there's something there about
this, but the locale is not ignore. I don't know if there's a better way
of doing this or not but what I do is (and this works for any component
that adds faces messages, as far as I know):
1 - find the message id that corresponds to that message. It's a pain to
do because I haven't found all them in any javadoc, so I usually open
the class that renders my component, search for the decode method and
find the message id.
2 - Add the message id to my resource bundle, which is declared in the
faces config. (I think that some components require a detailed message
also, but I am not sure of which ones).
And that's it.
On Sun, 2006-11-12 at 16:01 +0100, Holger Prause wrote:
Hello, myfaces recognizes my locale correct (input calendar has
localized month and year fields)
but when the date entered in the inputfield is invalid , i get an
english(default?) converter/validation message:
"The given value "dfds" could not be converted to a date."
Think this is a bug (locale is ignored) , is there anything i can do
about this?
Thx,
Holger
Hello, yes this would work but i am wondering why t:inputCalendar throws
English Errormessages.
The thing is the"standard" converter for date throws localized error
messages, why not just use this converter for t:inputCalendar(why the
have to programm everyting twice) ?
Think this is not ok , and still think its a bug , but thx very much for
the tip,
ill see what i can do,
Bye,
Holger
