Custom error messages impossible with jsf ea4??

Hello,
Does jsf allow custom error messages for built-in validators?
I was told by a member of the jsf team that what is described in the tutorial applies only to future versions of jsf.
Is this a bug? If it isn't and if it is indeed possible to have your own error messages for built-in validators, I would be grateful for someone of the jsf team to help me.
I have already posted some messages asking for help but I never got any answer.
Julien

If a validator wants to add an error message to the current page, it has to call FacesContext.addMessage() with a javax.faces.application.Message argument. The design intent is that you can look up localized messages (defined in the config file) via MessageResources -- that's the part that does not work right now.
In the interim, though, you can construct your own Message instances by leveraging the MessageImpl class:
context.addMessage
(new MessageImpl(Message.SEVERITY_ERROR,
"You goofed",
"Here are the gory details..."));
or look up the message strings from a resource bundle.
Craig

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I am trying to display my own error messages for the <f:validate_required /> validation.
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Edited by: Satvikpanchal on Jul 22, 2011 9:42 AM

Hi,
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Regards,
Agnes

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