dbforms
Tag xmlErrors

					
						In order to manage error messages more
						efficiently, we introduced the new XmlError tag.
						Instead of hard coding your error messages
						within your interceptors, you can now define
						them in an xml file which is loaded at
						application start-up (in the exact same manner
						as the dbForms-config.xml file!) Furthermore,
						messages may be stored (and retrieved) for any
						given language. Here is how it works
					
					
						Create an xml error file called
						dbForms-errors.xml with the following structure:
					
					
						<dbforms-errors>
						
						<error id="001"
						type="WARN">
						
						
							<message
							language="Fracais">% - Champ
							est obligatoire%
						
						</message>
						
						<message language="English">% -
						is mandatory %"</message>
						

						</error>
						
							</dbforms-errors>
						
					
					
						Replace the errors tag by the xmlErrors tag (in
						your jsp's).
					
					
						In your interceptor, throw a ValidationException
						with the following message construct:
						
						
							Language-MessageID:parameter,parameter,parameter
						
						
						
							Where:
						
						
						
							Language = used to locate which message to
							return, ends with a dash (-)
						
						
						
							Message ID = error ID used for lookup, ends
							with a colon (:)
						
						
						
							Parameter(s) = separated by commas, read in
							sequence, replaces placeholders (%) in
							message
						
						
					
					
						Example:
					
					
						
							String messageConstruct =
							"English-001:param1,param2";
						
					
					
						
							throw new
							ValidationException(messageConstruct);
						
					
					
						Note that you may also use this mechanism to
						intercept error messages which are generated by
						the database. Ie: Oracle throws the following
						message: ORA-0001: blah blah blah
					
					
						
							<dbforms-errors>
						
					
					
						
							<error id="0001"
							type="WARN">
						
					
					
						
							<message
							language="ORA">Oracle message:
							% </message>
						
					
					
						
							</error>
						
					
					
						
							</dbforms-errors>