Locale sensitive arguments in error messages

hi,
A powerful feature of JHeadstart is the ability to define local sensitive error messages, even those that are using arguments (e.g. {0},....). However the arguments are often technical DB identifiers (entity names / attribute names) that make no sense to the end-user.
How to translate the arguments in error messages as well?
kind regards,
Martijn

Sandra,
Could you please provide more details. I am just a novice in the JHeadstart arena.
In the struts-config file I only find a reference to the JhsMessageResourcesFactory class which creates an instance of the JhsMessageResources class. This class overloads a method for getting a message with replacement parameters.
Which pattern do I use to intercept this program flow. Make my own class extending JhsMessageResources or PropertyMessageResources? To make an instance of my class I also need to write my own factory class? And then, will an instance of my class be used in the processing of messages. To make it all manageable it would be nice to get a reference in my getMessage() method that points to the proper ListResourceBundle subclass object for the substitution of the arguments.
It looks like an adventure to me, but if you don't try anything it brings you nowhere;-)
Martijn

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