How to keep order of required validation messages while displaying.

Hi,
I need to keep required validation messages as in the order of components in the page. Now it not showing properly.
please let me know , if anybody have the solution.
Vipin

hi user,
am not sure this ah best way.
but you may try this.
way organiszed in vo query and attributes in vo. rasinig those errors i think so.
so you may change the way of an organiszed vo. based on your need.
and am sure some one post or suggest better comments about this.

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