Hi Julien,
may I ask where the problem was and how you solved it?
- Tobias
Julien schrieb:
Hi,
Thanks for your reply, and sorry for my bad english (i'm french) ;)
Using the app.properties file isn't really a good solution for me,
since I replaced the default MessagesSource to used a databas
Hi,
Thanks for your reply, and sorry for my bad english (i'm french) ;)
Using the app.properties file isn't really a good solution for me, since
I replaced the default MessagesSource to used a database instead of
propertie file.
By the way, it helped me to find where was my mistake :)
Thanks
Hi,
You can stick the message in app.properties and it will be used whenever
a message isn't found in the component's messages.
-Filip
Julien skrev:
Hi,
I've created a custom validator, and i'd like to customize the message
key, to create generic validation messages.
For example, if I use
Hi,
I've created a custom validator, and i'd like to customize the message
key, to create generic validation messages.
For example, if I use my "email" validator, tapestry will look for
"-email-message" key, so I have to copy my message text in
every page... arrg
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