Sorry I don't really understand what you're saying - you seem to be
contradicting yourself?
If you don't specify the "bundle" attribute on the element in the
validation.xml - then the tag on your JSP page will either use
either the "default" message resources or the "bundle" you specify on that
Hi,
Thanks Mr. Niall for ur reply...
I tried this way, but it doesn't work. The reason
being the "bundle" attribute of element in
validation.xml takes precedence over "bundle"
attribute of .
In my case, I have not specified "bundle" attribute
for element. Hence, it will take the default
mess
Yes, you just use the "bundle" attribute on either the or the
element:
or
...
...
Niall
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Subject: How to provide different Validat
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