Thanks Simon -- a managed bean approach worked. I found your posting here and that helped explain the reason for the problem (and also the solution): http://www.nabble.com/-Trinidad--setActionListener-and-resource-bundle-t 4224032.html
________________________________ From: Simon Lessard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 1:55 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: [Trinidad] EL not processed for label attribute for server-side validation Hello Todd, Have you tried using a standard managed bean instead of f:loadBundle by any chance? I'm trying to figure if that can be the source of the problem. Regards, ~ Simon p.s. If that message is sent twice to the list please send me a private email telling me so. I got some DNS problems today saying that mails are not delivered every now and then, but I'm paranoid and always dislike to spam mailing lists with double posts. On 8/14/07, Todd Engle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Trinidad releases 1.01 and 1.02 allow client-side validation to be disabled and server-side only validation to occur. However, for server-side validation of required fields, an EL expression in the label atrribute is not processed, and the generated error message will not contain the label text. If the label attribute contains static text (e.g. label="Date:"), the label is included in the error message. Example: <f:loadBundle basename="ResourceBundle" var="labels" /> <tr:inputText label="#{labels.date}" value="#{bean.dateField}" required="true" /> When an empty (but required) field is submitted, the generated error message is: " - Value Required" If the label attribute contains "Date:", the generated message is: "Date: - Value Required" Can Trinidad be configured to process EL expressions for server-side validation?
