Using Localized Data
Using Localized Data
message is displayed at the same location that the message tag appears in the page. In this case,
the error message will appear after the Submit button.
this section, the text will be red, New Century Schoolbook, serif font family, and oblique style,
and a line will appear over the text. The message and messages tags support many other
attributes for defining styles. Please refer to the TLD documentation for more information on
these attributes.
which indicates that the messages are displayed in a bulleted list using the HTML ul and li
elements. If you set the attribute to table, the messages will be rendered in a table using the
HTML table element.
message tag displays the error message associated with this validator when the validator cannot
validate the input component's value. In general, when you register a converter or validator on a
component, you are queueing the error messages associated with the converter or validator on
the component. The message and messages tags display the appropriate error messages that are
queued on the component when the validators or converters registered on that component fail
to convert or validate the component's value.
in section 2.5.4 of the JavaServer Faces specification. An application architect can override these
standard messages and supply error messages for custom converters and validators by
registering custom error messages with the application by means of the message-bundle
element of the application configuration file.
backing beans