MessageSourceAccessor bundle of messages

[Luis Parente]

Hi all,

I have a problem with my resource bundle. For retrieve my messages I do the following:

protected MessageSourceAccessor messages = SpringSecurityMessageSource.getAccessor();

and I use it in an exception like that:

 throw  new BadCredentialsException(messages.getMessage("DigestAuthenticationFilter.usernameNotFound",
                     new Object[]{username}, "Utilisateur {0} non paramétré en base"));

In the method getMessage I have defined a string default

"Utilisateur {0} non paramétré en base"

In mode debug I can see that username(args to substitute in string ) is not null and in my security_fr_FR.properties the value of code DigestAuthenticationFilter.usernameNotFound it's ok.

DigestAuthenticationFilter.usernameNotFound=Le nom d'utilisateur {0} n'a pas \u00E9t\u00E9 trouv\u00E9

But, when the exception is throw, in my jsp the text in not correctly written:

Le nom dutilisateur {0} na pas été trouvé . 

, the args is not replace the argument.

If I spell a wrong code String, the default string is used and the message is correctly written in my JSP.

Utilisateur TOTO non paramétré en base

if username equals to TOTO.


Any idea please?


Thanks in advance.

[Bill Gorder]

Make sure the context your are defining your SpringSecurityMessageSource is correct. Also I don't see you defining a locale. Try passing the correct locale into getMessage. You can also try setting the locale or verifying it is correct in the LocaleContextHolder.

LocaleContextHolder.setLocale(Locale.FRENCH);

[Luis Parente]

Thanks for your response, but about the local, I think the default local is used or I make a mistake?

[Bill Gorder]

It uses the locale you pass in. If you do not provide a locale it will use the one on the LocaleContextHolder.

[Luis Parente]

Hi,

I have modified the getMessage

catch(EmptyResultDataAccessException msgErr){
throw new BadCredentialsException(messages.getMessage("DigestAuthenticationFilter.usernameNotFound",
new Object[]{username}, "Utilisateur {0} non paramétré en base", LocaleContextHolder.getLocale()));

and LocaleContextHolder.getLocale() is equal 'fr_FR', but the problem continue.

Thanks in advance.

[Bill Gorder]

OK well you can revert back to what you had. I just wanted to make sure that it was indeed defined correctly on the LocaleContextHolder. The MessageSourceAccessor class will pull it off of there for you so you don't need to pass it in.

I would go back to looking at context scoping. Perhaps your messagesource in the context is not available like you think it is. Try to call a different get message use this one.

String getMessage(String code, Object[] args) 

With this constructor you are not providing a default message so it will throw a NoSuchMessageException if it is not found. If this happens you know there is an issue with being able to properly find it.