Oh, excuse me. Looking at the DTDs, it seems that <html:errors> tag has a 'bundle' parameter, so something like :
<html:errors bundle="errors" property="your_property">
This should search errors message in the right message ressource, if they are all in the same.
Thomas
PS : ActionError class just stores the key, which is only processed by html:errors during page generation
At 23:54 17/09/2003, you wrote:
Thomas,
You didn't get the question.
I understand that multiple bundles can be used in bean:write or other tags that understand i18n.
Question is:
Application identifies two errors- errors.invalid (found in bundle1)
invalid.amount (found in bundle2)
When i create these errors and add it to the request scope how do i tell it which bundle do these keys exist in?
If i say html:errors to display my errors how would it know that one of the error keys is from bundle1 while the other is from bundle2?
Hope that clarifies the question
Manglu
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