properties org.jboss.seam.loginFailed (Welcome, username)
Posted by Jeremy at 3/26/2009 1:20 PM 
Categories: Seam Errors
Tags: properties org.jboss.seam.loginFailed (Welcome username)
Categories: Seam Errors
Tags: properties org.jboss.seam.loginFailed (Welcome username)
Error Message: properties org.jboss.seam.loginFailed (Welcome, username)
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default a Seam application (from seam-gen) or copied from a sample, will
display a welcome message on the first post-login screen. To change or remove
this message, edit the messages_en.properties file (and any other translated
message files). Find the entry for:
org.jboss.seam.loginFailed
and either change it to an empty string to remove the message, or to whatever welcome
message you want. Note that when I tried this, the change WAS NOT
hot-deployable. I had to restart the app server to get the message to go away.
The message resource files can be found in rCMS/src (where rCMS is the name of
my project).
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Thanks for the responses. Please note that I have also made changes to messages_en.properties, ensured that the changes were in my deployed .war directory within /jboss/server, and still I receive the entire JSF stack and no noticeable change to the validation message. The only thing I can think of at this point is that at one point we added an
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The only thing I can think of at this point is that at one point we added an in our Seam template for a properties file other then messages_en.properties.
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This functionality ranges from authentication to batch processing and to validation. For those of you who have used Seam's authentication framework and you know it is extremely easy to use.....
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i think many scenarios we may need to format messages on the JSF page using JBoss Seam without calling a backing bean method and One typical example could be displaying a welcome message when the user logs in to the application. This tip explores a component called Interpolator in Seam which helps us the solution..........
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I had similar problems (this message thing was one of many trust me!) and I just don't use the seam security module anymore. It's not very flexible/extensible, even all the doc say it is (I think it's a lot of self-back-patting by the part of the developer who wrote it all). A similar example I had a bunch of trouble trying to squeeze into this was the handling of a forced password change during the login process. I tore out a lot of my hair before deciding that the whole seam security module just wasn't up to par. It was a bit of a pain, but I have absolutely no regrets. Good luck!
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The underlying Identity authentication also fails and adds a StatusMessage. I tried removing the seam generated statusMessage with the following methods, but it doesn't seem to work and shows me 2 different status messages (my custom message, seam generated). What would be the issue here
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had similar problems (this message thing was one of many trust me!) and I just don't use the seam security module anymore. It's not very flexible/extensible, even all the doc say it is (I think it's a lot of self-back-patting by the part of the developer who wrote it all). A similar example I had a bunch of trouble trying to squeeze into this was the handling of a forced password change during the login process. I tore out a lot of my hair before deciding that the whole seam security module just wasn't up to par. It was a bit of a pain, but I have absolutely no regrets. Good luck!
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well i tried to do it, but i dont know why i am not getting it,can anyone tell me an easier method to do it,plz....
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