Hi,

I get the following error message that doesn’t look nice at all.

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com.sun.faces.el.ValueBindingImpl@a4f80e - Value required.

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Is there any way that I can display the field label from property bundle instead of com.sun.faces.el.ValueBindingImpl@a4f80e

For example Place of birth - Value required where ‘Place of birth’ is from property bundle.

Regards
V.Piraba

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V.Piraba

Hi,
create managed bean with public method getPlaceOfBirth() and change your label to
label="#{yourBundleBeen.placeOfBirth}"
The method retrieves message from resource bundle.

For java class resource bundle the method can look like:

    public String getPlaceOfBirth() {
        return getMsg("PlaceOfBirth");
    }
 
    private String getMsg(String key) {
        UIResources bundle = new UIResources();
        FacesContext ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
        Locale locale = ctx.getViewRoot().getLocale();
        ResourceBundle rbundle = 
            bundle.getBundle("com.xxx.view.resources.UIResources", locale);
        return rbundle.getObject(key).toString();
    }

(UIResources - resource bundle class)

I hope similar technique can be used for resource property files.

Rado

Hi V.Piraba,

I'm not sure to well understand your problem, but in the doubt...
When creating a form using ADF you can specify if the field is required or not. For example with <af:inputText label="myLabel" binding="#{....}" id="inputText1" required="true" />
Finally if user try to submit the form without fill one field qualified as required, a message is displayed with the information about which field(s) is(are) missing
If that can help you, think to [SOLVED]

Cheers,
Tif