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Can you set a global FacesMessage on a required component?
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Rob Micah
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Joined: Aug 30, 2011
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I have an h:inputText component in my facelet with the "required" attribute set to true. Is there a way to set a global FacesMessage for when this fails? It sets one for the component by default.
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Hebert Coelho
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Put this in your prorpeties file.
javax.faces.component.UIInput.REQUIRED="My Global Message"
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Hebert Coelho
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Here you can find more... http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/core/trunk/shared/src/test/resources/javax/faces/Messages.properties
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Rob Micah
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Right now I'm not getting a global message at all even though I have
at the top of my facelet. However I do have
underneath the h:inputText it corresponds to.
So I do get a message just not a global one.
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Rob Micah
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To be more specific what I am asking is, why am I not already seeing a global message for this error even though I have an h:messages tag in my facelet with the globalOnly attribute set to true?
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Cesar Loachamin
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Hi Rob
Remove the globalOnly=true, that is wrong, when you set this attribute to true you only show messages not associated with a commponent, the global messages are added using the FacesContext.addMessage.
Kind regards
César.
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