Overriding JBO messages from JHS resource bundle

Hello,
JHS 10.1.2.0
in you jhsdevguide.pdf on page 3-97 the page end with the following text
-- start of text
Suggestion: You can override the text for several types of messages (for
example JHS- or JBO-errors) by specifying the error code as an entry in the
Resource Bundle. Make sure you compile (rebuild) the class after making any
additions; otherwise you might lose them the next time you run JAG.
-- end of text
I was able to get the JHS- messages to work, however I had no sucess with JBO- messages.
Do I need to do something extra/ different?
regards
Sanjiv

Sanjiv,
The documentation is wrong in the sense that it does not apply to JBO message. To customize JBO error messages, you can follow the steps as descroibed in the JDeveloper online help topic "Customizing Error Messages", which can be found under Building J2EE Applications -> Working with the Business Tier -> Developing ADF Business Components -> Implementing Business Logic -> Implementing Validation Logic -> Handling Exceptions.
Steven Davelaar,
JHeadstart Team.

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Author:   [email protected]
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Adding the resource bundle and fat-swc targets for osmf and textlayout. Also for osmf adding the doc target. This new format that I added to the two project build files will be what we will use going forward for all projects. I have all the other projects modified and plan on checking them in soon. The format change will make adding new locales easier as well as adding the fat-swc target when needed.
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