Thanks for your help Jesse,
I know now why you should always obey to these: http://www.debuggingrules.com/debuggingrules.jpg -
especially rule #3 :)
I specified the ValidationDelegate in the Form component using a 'delegator' attribute where it
should read 'delegate'. 2 characters, big impact.
According to the API doc ValidationDelegate.getFirstError() does exactly that - returning an IRender
instance used to render the first error -
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4.1/apidocs/org/apache/tapestry/valid/ValidationDelegate.html#getFirstError()
I think the problem lies somewhere else n
This is a lazy answer, but I don't think the default ValidationDelegate
provided by tapestry actually renders the error message - it just marks
things as being in error. (perhaps the default should be the other way
around ? )
You can see an example of how to extend the validationdelegate to do wh
