No message catalogs for resource javax.faces.context.FACES_IMPL_MESSAGES

Hi All,
Just out of curiosity I tried deploying the cardemo.war to JBoss 3.0.3 with its inbeded tomcat container. However when I hit index.html and follow the link I get :
No message catalogs for resource javax.faces.context.FACES_IMPL_MESSAGES
thrown. Any idears why? Is the cardemo only working with the tomcat in a standalone mode?
Jon Ridgway

I'm having the same problem. Using JBoss 3.20/tomcat 4.12.
However everything works fine when running tomcat outside of JBoss.
There is some mention in a catalina readme file located in
~$CATALINA_HOME/temp
This temp directory is used by the JVM for temporary file storage.
The JVM is configured to use this as its java.io.tmpdir in the
catalina.sh and catalina.bat scripts. Tomcat is configured to use
this temporary directory rather than its default for security reasons.
The temp directory must exist for Tomcat to work correctly.
I tried setting this JRE option in the run.sh of the JBoss/bin dir.
Without any positive results.

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I have a requirement to display (let's just say error) messages in a message board. I do this in 2 steps: field-level validations are done first, and if all corrected (by the user), I do multi-field-level as well as business logic validation after model update (the way JSF seems to be designed to handle different types of validations). Let's say I have a combination of 3 combo-boxes that are dependent on one another. Selection from (1) requires dynamically filtering and setting a list for two and that in turn requires dynamically filtering and setting a list for 3, so the first two have valueChangeListener (try doing this in JSF!!!, I had to hack my way through to set this up with JSF, but that is not the issue). I have business rules associated with items within combo (1) and other entry fields entered by users (i.e. for simplicity let's just say, if material 'chain' is selected from combo 1, I should set combo (2) and (3), and validate that user entered at least four in # used entry field). Let's say I have a table with many rows of above combination of combo-boxes specified. Again for simplicity, assume we only have business rule violations (not field-level that would not go through model update):
* User selects many combination of entried before submit (with no field-level error)
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* Next, all these messages disappear from the view when selecting any item from any combo-box (with valueChangeListeners attached to them) - 2 reasons: 1. a new FacesContext is created per valueChangeEvent 2. Business model update does not happen (so we don't generate these messages again and add them to FacesContext, it is not efficient to do so anyways)
* we would like to display all those business logic validation messages so the user could correct them all (and not lose them by any combo-box selection)
* As a workaround, I add these messages to session (which is another issue, since FacesMessages are not serializable) at the end of business logic validation, and retrieve and display them by (a.) forcing combo-boxes go through (field-level) validation, (b.) adding a new hidden field at the end of all fields in JSP page with a custom-validator that all it does is to get messages saved to session (from the last business logic validation) and add them to the FacesContext - this ensures that messages are not lost due to combo-box selections
* The problem is that when user submits (to validate the business rules again), since the old Business validations messages are added to FacesContext at the end of field-level validation, I need to clear them, before adding the newly generated messages
* But....I can't remove messages from FacesContext
So here's a reason for this 'needed' functionality, based on whatever is available (as of JSF 1.1.01). Is there a better way to this, I'll be delighted to hear it (as I have tried different solutions myself with above combination of issuses), and have wasted some time trying to work-around the issues I've faced using JSF (in every one of those ways I've tried) ....part of which is described here...
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- with linked exception:
[javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Unable to create message factory for SOAP: Provider com.sun.xml.messaging.saaj.soap.MessageImpl could not be instantiated: java.lang.IllegalAccessException: Class javax.xml.soap.FactoryFinder can not access a member of class com.sun.xml.messaging.saaj.soap.MessageImpl with modifiers "protected"]
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