Message bundle, replace default "Required" message in ADF faces

Hello,
I hope i can ask some ADF faces questions here,
I am trying to replace the default msg that adf faces give for different components
I successfully created a resource properties file which includes 2 msgs, one is to replace the default value given to required msg, and other is just a msg i will use for one of my buttons.
oracle.adf.view.faces.UIXEditableValue.REQUIRED=Enter number please
button_name=Submit
I specify this bundle in my application node in my faces config file.
I also load it with loadbudle component in the page that i want to use it.
now i can call my second msg "button_name" fine from with in the page, so I know that I have my file set up correctly,
but the first msg, which is the key for the required msg, does not work
em i missing something??
is there a different setup when trying to override msgs.
Thank you

I found a solution,
I hope there is a better one,
What i did is a got the source for ADF faces found the XML file where all the msgs are located (MessageBundle.xrts). Then using a tool that comes with the source files XRTSMakeBundle, I compiled the XML file, and it created java files with all the msgs. So I compiled them and replaced the classes in the ADF faces api jar.
this seems like a long work around, in JSF RI, all you have to do is extend the key in the resource bundle and poof it works, I couldn't get that working here.
This works, seems like a lot of work for a simple task!!!
any other solutions out there????

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