H:messages tag

How do i control the order of the messages. Suppose if i add messages 1,2,3 ..., it displays in random order.
It is not displaying the messages in the order it is added . Is there any attribute ? or is there any otherway to acheive the ordering .
If any body know ,throw some light.
Thank you.

In Sun's RI, messages are stored in a HashMap in which keys are their clinetIds.
The order of adding messages is not recorded.
You should develop a subclass of FacesContextImpl and override methods such that
addMessage and getMessages.

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<tiles:insertAttribute><bean:message="user.menu"/></tiles:insertAttribute>this way it s not working. Could you pls tell how solve it by using EL. I was not able to find a similar sample evenafter searching for some time.
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Im pretty sure that EL does not work in the normal struts tag unless its struts-el tag.Have you tried it?
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This is the tag in my page, verbatim:
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When I specifiy layout="table", things are fine, but specifying layout="list" doesn't solve the problem.
I'm using v1.1 of the jsf implementation.
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I got the exact same problem.. Is this already logged as a bug in JSF?

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For example if you are using backing bean and there is error you want to show globally, without showing for any particular field then you can have something like this in backing bean
catch (Exception e1) {
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 null,
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 "Unable to Add User." + e1,
 return "AddUser";
And to show this message, you have have something like this in your page.
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From my observations, it seems that messages displayed by the messages tag show up with the messages created first at the end of the list (or table). On the surface, this makes sense --new messages are thrown on the pile, so to speak. But this is the complete reverse order from how the fields show up on the form. Fields at the top of the form, which are validated first, show up on the bottom of the list. Fields at the bottom of the form, show up first. Not very intuitive for the user.
Here are the options as I see them:
1) write a custom component extending the messages component with the desired sorting behavior
2) abandon the messages component, and code a panelGrid of message components for every field on the form (in the desired order).
3) find a third party component... this seems basic enough so maybe this is already part of myFaces or ADF. So far, I've been getting by with the components included in the RI. Will something this trivial force me to switch?
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 errorMessages.add(message.getDetail());
 result = null;
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 Edited by: minicpt on Jul 31, 2008 2:05 PM

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i have a probleme and hope you will help me to fix it.
when I tried to go the properties of my exchange server , i do not found the "unified messaging" tag in the left menu
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Hi,
If I recall correctly that setting was added there in a later build.
Since you are still on Exchange 2013 RTM (15.0.516.32), it would be a good idea to install Exchange 2013 SP1.
Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41994
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Well you can access messages produced using
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sup i wanna use bean:message tag for the image file which is definrd in properties file
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like
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Check this for examples:
[http://www.jsf-faq.com/faqs/faces-messages.html#126]
[http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/07/dao-tutorial-use-in-jsf.html#MessageBundleFile]
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as each message that is traversing the internet is containing its own headers, I assume that the message tagging (by using an header) should have no impact here. However, an in-depth analysis of your scenario would require reviewing the message sources and the configuration in place, so I'd recommend to raise a support request with the customer support team here.
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Within a JSP, I define the following tags:
<h:messages/>
<h:input_text id="xxx" .../>
<h:message for="xxx" .../>
an error message is queued for the input field by the action logic via FacesContext addMessage( cmpID, aFacesMessageObj ) and I observe the followings:
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Within a JSP, I define the following tags:
<h:messages/>
<h:input_text id="xxx" .../>
<h:message for="xxx" .../>
an error message is queued for the input field by the
action logic via FacesContext addMessage( cmpID,
aFacesMessageObj ) and I observe the followings:
(1) the message intended for a specific component , in
this case the input text field with id="xxx", is
displayed in both <h:messages/> and in <h:message
for="xxx"/>. Is this the expected outcome ? The
purpose of the <h:messages/> tag is to display all
messages.
The <h:messages> tag can operate in one of two modes -- show all messages, or show only messages that do not have an associated client identifier. To enable the latter case, use:
<h:messages globalOnly="true"/>
(2) to get a message displayed for a specific field
(component), the cmpID parameter for the addMessage()
is derived from the component.getClientId() not the
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Thanks for any suggestions.
Alex. Craig McClanahan

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