Have you tried escaping the string? You might try \${min} or possibly
\\\${min} (since the Properties object may unescape once).
(*Chris*)
On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 9:55 AM, Umesh Awasthi wrote:
> Oh, that was my typo and yes message indeed contain $.
> Issue here is how bean Validation is work
Oh, that was my typo and yes message indeed contain $.
Issue here is how bean Validation is working.
My problem is, when TextParseUtil is on to action, i do not have values for
${min} and ${max}, so i can not pass these values as parameter to
TextParseUtil.
And when message being passed back to p
2013/10/27 Umesh Awasthi :
>> Are you sure? There is no opening chars (either $ or %)...
>>
> Not sure what does this mean?
it supposed to be like this: Please provide a valid mobile number
between ${min} and ${max}
And then TextParseUtil will parse the placeholders.
>> You can implement you
Hi Lukasz,
On Sun, Oct 27, 2013 at 9:42 PM, Lukasz Lenart wrote:
> 2013/10/27 Umesh Awasthi :
> > Hi All,
> >
> > Is there a way to skip evaluation of ${} and %{} in TextParseUtil.
> > Here is the reason i need this
> >
> > I need to display validation errors and need to pass parameters to
> mes
2013/10/27 Umesh Awasthi :
> Hi All,
>
> Is there a way to skip evaluation of ${} and %{} in TextParseUtil.
> Here is the reason i need this
>
> I need to display validation errors and need to pass parameters to messages
> defined in resource bundles.
>
> this is how i have defined message in prope
Hi All,
Is there a way to skip evaluation of ${} and %{} in TextParseUtil.
Here is the reason i need this
I need to display validation errors and need to pass parameters to messages
defined in resource bundles.
this is how i have defined message in property file
mobile.number=Please provide a v
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