JSF validation. can this be simplified?
I have a simple form with a bunch开发者_开发问答 of fields. each of them is required, and each has a different name:
- city
- state
when the form is submitted i check if each field is empty and add a unique message for each validation to the context like:
- city is required
- state is required
i cant simply use the required=true attribute on the jsp because the message will be generic and this is not what is needed.
I am fairly new to jsf, so please tell me of a better way to do this?
Either use requiredMessage
attribute
<h:inputSomething required="true" requiredMessage="Foo is required" />
Or use label
attribute and supply a custom required message template.
<h:inputSomething label="Foo" required="true" />
with a CustomMessages.properties
in the classpath which contains the custom message template
javax.faces.component.UIInput.REQUIRED = {0} is required.
The {0}
will be substituted with the value of the label
attribute. You can find an overview of all keys in the JSF specification (e.g. JSF 2.0 spec - chapter 2.5.2.4). Declare the message properties file in faces-config.xml
as message-bundle
:
<application>
<message-bundle>com.example.CustomMessages</message-bundle>
</application>
(assuming that it's in the package com.example
, you can name it whatever you want)
For more message template keys, check the JSF specification.
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