Just for the record: I solved it. It appears that the ValidationDelegate
is *not* looking up messages in the resource bundle, but that my own
code did just that, a bit further down the line. So my own code tried to
look up a message that was allready the result of a resource bundle
lookup, and hence did not find it. Fixed my own code and now all works fine.
Ciao,
Martijn
Martijn Hinten wrote:
Hi,
The method
record(String message, ValidationConstraint constraint)
of
org.apache.tapestry.valid.ValidationDelegate
will lookup any message automatically in the message property file.
However there does not seem to be a record-method that allows me to
pass in both the message-key and any substitution parameters, for example
// DOES NOT EXIST:
record(String message, String[] parameters, ValidationConstraint
constraint)
When I try to trick Tapestry, by formatting the message myself, before
passing it in, like this:
record(getMessages().formatMessage("my-key",new String{"My-param"}, null)
..it will still try to lookup the complete formatted message in the
property file, and - obviously - won't find it and I end up with the
complete message text capitalized, between brackets ( like this:
"[HELLO THIS IS MY MESSAGE WITH MY PARAM: FOO]").
Does anybody out there know of any way to either:
- pass in message-substitution-paramaters into ValidationDelegate's
record() method
- disable ValidationDelegate's record() method from looking up
messages in the property file, so that I can pass in a pre-formatted
message
Thanks for any input. I did look into the archives and didn't find an
answer yet. If I overlooked it, my humble apologies.
Thanks,
Martijn
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