It may be the location or name of your resource bundle
In faces-config.xml you need to define your default local
application
| ...
| locale-config
| default-localeen/default-locale
| /locale-config
| ...
| /application
|
and in this scenerio you need to name your file
Uggg,
Sorry folks. I failed to modify the build.xml file to deploy the new bundle
file. The whole time the message was right in front of me saying that it could
not find the resource bundle. Should have taken it exactly the way it said. Duh.
Thanks
-Tony
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Why not:
| core:resource-loader
| core:bundle-names
| valuebrokerage/value
| valuebundle2/value
| valuebundle3/value
| /core:bundle-names
| /core:resource-loader
|
and you don't need (with above example)
|
Here are a few ways. Each has their limitation.
In pages.xml you can specify a bundle for a page
page view-id=yourPage.xhtml bundle=brokerage
In the actual page you can
f:loadBundle basename=brokerage var=msg /
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Still not working for me. :(
I have tried all of the followings:
In my pages.xml:
anonymous wrote : page view-id=/login.xhtml bundle=brokerage /
As well as in my login.xhtml
anonymous wrote : ui:composition xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
|
Thanks Chris.
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