Internationalization using message.properties

Hello, I have this inputText field, attached to a Long variable in the bean, whenever I type a non-number character and a command makes the page reloads... it shows:
"codigo":Specified value is not a valid number
<h:panelGroup>                    
    <h:inputText id="codigo" styleClass="formInputText" required="true"  value="#{cadastroAssessoresUI.codigo}"/>
    <h:message for="codigo" showdetail="true" />
</h:panelGroup>I use a message.properties bundle, but I cant make the custom message I need.
javax.faces.component.UIInput.CONVERSION = Erro convertendo campo
javax.faces.component.UIInput.CONVERSION_detail = Wrong data type
javax.faces.convert.LongConverter.CONVERSION_detail = Tipo de dado incoerenteAny clue??
Thanx

Hi Jan,
Unfortunately at the moment, the answer is no, and attempts to fix it brough up some architectural issues that can not be resolved via a patch.
However, there is a Tech Article and a compponent library in the works which will provide a workaround to this issue. New Technical articles get posted to the forum so keep an eye out or just check the Technical artical section of our web site.
Lark
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