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h:messages for components only.

 
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Hello,

How can I display messages releated to all components on a page (not global messages) with just one JSF tag? Is it possible?

I want to place such tag on the page top, but I don't need global messages.

Thanks in advance.
Oleg.
 
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still you can use h:messages tag.
For example, How can I show a confirmation message after successfully persist data in database/ or a business validation message.

Java side code:
FacesContext context = FacesContext.getcurrentInstance();
context.addMessage(null, MessageUtils.getMessage(context, "Deatils saved successfully"); // we are passing component id as null here.

In UI:

<h:messages layout="table"/>

Dont specify "for" attribute here. It will show all the messages.
 
Oleg Varaksin
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Hi,

But I don't want all messages. I want to dispaly only component related messages which were created with



And I want to do that with just one JSF tag. Well, I already know it doesn't work. I think, I must iterate over FacesConfig.getClientIdsWithMessages() and pass each Id into the h:message for-attribute.

Best regards.
Oleg.
 
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ok. Did you try using "globalOnly" attribute of h:messages tag. true/false.



 
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Yes, I tried it. It didn't help.
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