errors.reject with Object[] errorArgs. Bug?

[lexius]

Hi. I have problem with code:

protected void onBindAndValidate(HttpServletRequest request,
Object command,
BindException errors)
throws Exception {

if (blabla > 7)
errors.reject("bla.bla", new Object[]{7}, "My default message");

}

bla.bla=You must select up to {0} categories

But it is not working. I get message with {0} in text.

Is it Spring bug?
Can anybody help me?

[catullus]

I am having this exact same issue. This seems like a pretty core method -- I'd be surprised if it is not working correctly. What are we doing wrong??

[TerpInMD]

This is just a guess but try wrapping that int in Integer:

errors.reject("bla.bla", new Object[]{new Integer(7)}, "My default message");

Also, I dont think this is the cause of your problem but you are registering a global error and not a field error. It seems like you would want to register a field error in your case.

[catullus]

Thanks for the reply. My code is slightly different; I am already using Objects, so the proposed solution doesn't apply to me. Here is what I am doing:

in the validator:

String identifier = "12345678-G";
String name = "moo";
errors.reject("error.checkdigits.unallowed", new Object[]{identifier, moo}, "The identifier is not supported by the validation scheme");

in messages.properties:

error.checkdigits.unallowed=The identifier {0} is not allowed for validator {1}

output upon error:

The identifier {0} is not allowed for validator {1}

For whatever reason, {0} and {1} aren't being replaced by "12345678-G" and "moo".

[gabby]

I have the same exact issue.

[lasaadhvi]

is this issue solved?. i still have this issue