Trouble resolving resource bundle message with validator.

Hi,
I'm using an af:validateDateTimeRange component (with only a minimum date), and want to change the validation message that is displayed to a custom message.
I have this message in the resource bundle, but the component does not seems to pick it up, and just uses the default message instead. The only ways I've got it to display the correct message are :
- Hardcoding the message into the minimumMessageDetail attribute (currently done this way).
- binding the minimumMessageDetail attribute to a managed bean's property.
Is there any reason why it's not picking up the message from the resource bundle? (Yes, the resource bundle is set up correctly - it's used everywhere throughout the application.)

Ok my diagnosis of this is that references to keys in a property bundles from the attributes
maximumMessageDetail
minimumMessageDetail
notInRangeMessageDetail
Do not work. Hardcoded values work in notInRangeMessageDetail, but not the other two - does that agree with what you see?

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dir\Flex SDK 2
\frameworks\libs\automation_agent.swc" "<flex builder
install dir>\Flex SDK 2
\frameworks\libs\automation_charts.swc" "<functional
tester dir>
\Functional Tester\bin\rft.swc"
6. Click OK to save your changes.
7. Click OK to close the Properties dialog box.
8. Compile your Flex sample application.
I am getting following error :-
Unable to resolve resource bundle "rft_flexautomation" for
locale "en_US"
Please help me out to resolve this error
Thanks,
Samidha

I jut saw the posting today.
Place your local folder in application root
In project properties : Flex Compiler Argument : additional compiler argument : -source-path ../locale/{locale}
add this.

Trouble resolving resource bundle message with validator.

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