Nbsp;� vs. #160;� in JSF with ICE-Faces

Question

Hi,
I'm just creating a website with JSF and Ice-Faces. I want to add a space into some field on my page and tried the following 2 ways, both without success:
1. Use of "�#160;": in this case I get an error message that the entity nbsp is referenced, but not declared. I added some DTD information in front of the document:
<ice:outputDeclaration doctypeRoot="HTML"
doctypePublic="-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
doctypeSystem="http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd" />
but with no success. Did I have to add the entitydeclaration: xhtml-lat1.ent separately???
2. If I use "�#160;" for the space, than in IE everything is fine, in Mozilla I get an � instead of the space.
Can anybody help me???
Thanks, Sebastian
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Answer 1

May be this will be helpful for you:
I see that in the stack trace jsf trying to instantiate the
com.globit.icoport.Email (but not the com.myproject.Email as you point in the English translation)
While your validator is not Email but EmailValidation
com.globit.icoport.Email is reall class name which is tried to be instantiated while com.myproject.Email is just validator id string.
May be you have in your project somewhere else the missed annotation @FacesValidator(value="com.myproject.Email")?