JSTL fmt:setBundle and JSF

I am converting the code and JSP pages I had from jsf ea4 to jsf rel 1
My bundle is Labels.properties (.properties file)
Now, my JSTL fmt:setBundle is not recognized . My jsp code is:
<%@ taglib prefix="h" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" %>
<%@ taglib prefix="f" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" %>
<%@ taglib prefix="fmt" uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/fmt" %>
<%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-faces"%>
<fmt:setBundle basename="Labels" scope="session" var="labelsBundle"/>
<f:view>
<s:html locale="true">
     <head>
     <title><fmt:message bundle="${labelsBundle}" key="form.heading.login"/></title>
     <s:base/>
     <link href="style/wless.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
     </head>
     <body>

     <stf:form action="/listProjectTasks.do" method="post" focus="loginID" >
<h:output_text value="#{labelsBundle.label.login.loginID}" />
I get the following exception:
There has been an unspecified exception (javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Illegal Model Reference in this context for expression 'labelsBundle.label.login.loginID'.)!
This used to work in ea4 when I had the key/bundle attributes.
How can I access my properties file at sessionScope using the #{} notation or else?
Thanks,
Gisella

Thanks for the response.
Now it works but I ran into a different problem.
In my .properties file I have escape characters like
and now with this JSF release 1, they show literally as, for example:
Login ID:&nbsp
So looking at the HTML generated:
<td class="textLabel">Login ID: </td>
instead of what it used to be
<td class="textLabel">Login ID: </td>
Also if I have the simple:
<h:output_text value=" " />
the text rendered is
instead of a non-breaking space.
Is there a way to represent these characters?
Other related question:
looking at the specs for f:loadBundle, it says that the resource bundle is loaded into a Map in the request
scope. I find this annoying, that all the time, for each request, this bundle data will be loaded into
a Map in the request scope. These are values needed at the session scope.
Is there a way to have this resource bundle loaded at the session scope as you can do it in JSTL?
The f:loadBundle seems to be missing the 'scope' attribute as the fmt:setBundle does.
Any suggestions?
Gis

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*<h:outputText value="Username" id="ot7"/>*
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*<h:outputText value="#{item.uname}" id="ot4"/>*
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*<f:facet name="footer">*
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*<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"*
*"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">*
*<%@ page contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8"%>*
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*<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" prefix="h"%>*
*<%@ taglib uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/rich" prefix="af"%>*
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*<af:messages id="m1"/>*
*<af:form id="f1">*
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*rows="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.rangeSize}"*
*emptyText="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.viewable ? 'No data to display.' : 'Access Denied.'}"*
*fetchSize="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.rangeSize}"*
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*selectionListener="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.collectionModel.makeCurrent}"*
*rowSelection="multiple" id="t1">*
*<af:column sortProperty="uname" sortable="false"*
*headerText="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.uname.label}"*
*id="c1">*
*<af:inputText value="#{row.bindings.uname.inputValue}"*
*label="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.uname.label}"*
*required="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.uname.mandatory}"*
*columns="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.uname.displayWidth}"*
*maximumLength="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.uname.precision}"*
*shortDesc="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.uname.tooltip}"*
*id="it3">*
*<f:validator binding="#{row.bindings.uname.validator}"/>*
*</af:inputText>*
*</af:column>*
*<af:column sortProperty="firstName" sortable="false"*
*headerText="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.firstName.label}"*
*id="c2">*
*<af:inputText value="#{row.bindings.firstName.inputValue}"*
*label="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.firstName.label}"*
*required="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.firstName.mandatory}"*
*columns="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.firstName.displayWidth}"*
*maximumLength="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.firstName.precision}"*
*shortDesc="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.firstName.tooltip}"*
*id="it2">*
*<f:validator binding="#{row.bindings.firstName.validator}"/>*
*</af:inputText>*
*</af:column>*
*<af:column sortProperty="lastName" sortable="false"*
*headerText="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.lastName.label}"*
*id="c3">*
*<af:inputText value="#{row.bindings.lastName.inputValue}"*
*label="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.lastName.label}"*
*required="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.lastName.mandatory}"*
*columns="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.lastName.displayWidth}"*
*maximumLength="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.lastName.precision}"*
*shortDesc="#{bindings.perInfoAll1.hints.lastName.tooltip}"*
*id="it1">*
*<f:validator binding="#{row.bindings.lastName.validator}"/>*
*</af:inputText>*
*</af:column>*
*</af:table>*
*</af:form>*
*</af:document>*
*</f:view>*
but when run it i see the following errors
*Class oracle.adf.model.adapter.bean.BeanDataControl can not access a member of class nl.amis.hrm.EmpManager with modifiers "private"*
*Object EmpManager of type DataControl is not found.*
*java.lang.NullPointerException*
*Class oracle.adf.model.adapter.bean.BeanDataControl can not access a member of class nl.amis.hrm.EmpManager with modifiers "private"*
*Object EmpManager of type DataControl is not found.*
*java.lang.NullPointerException*
:(

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And if you believe me it seems to me as nightmare.
In our scenerio we are intgrating this SSO with Third party access control too (AD and Siteminder). I would request you to please respond me on the following mail id , so we can share our experince which will help us in our implementation
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