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In one of my hibernate entity following code is there
Now when I try to enter string in the input field on seam form I see following error message:
postad:priceDecorate:price: 'f' must be a signed decimal number consisting of zero or more digits, that may be followed by a decimal point and fraction. Example: 198.23
As you can see instead of Price -appropriate field name, postad:priceDecorate:price: getting displayed.
What I have to do to only display Price instead of postad:priceDecorate:price:
This looks more of a Seam question to me rather than Hibernate. I guess the error message is probably configurable in Seam. Have you looked up Seam documentation?
Yes error message is configurable in seam. But the question I have asked in hibernate forum because it is hibernate validator who generats message and it doesn't understand what name to display and shows unwanted name. I don't know where to fix so that hibernate validation message will not pickup the name I have mentioned in previous post.