How to fetch the error message in bean?

My codes look as follow:

test.jsp

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<t:inputCalendar id="birthtday" value="#{myBean.birthday}" popupDateFormat="dd.MM.yyyy">

...

<h:messages layout="table" showDetail="true" />

...

test.java

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getBirthday()...

setBirthday()...

...

Normally if the typed birthday has format error such as 123.34.20034, the error message will be catched and print out by h:messages.

My question: is it possible to catch the error in the bean (mytest.java) class?

[579 byte] By [chinaboy624a] at [2007-10-2 20:47:50]

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# 1

If you access the FacesContext you find a method called getMessages() Return an Iterator over the FacesMessages that have been queued, whether or not they are associated with any specific client identifier.

pringia at 2007-7-13 23:31:45 >

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# 2

Thanks for the answer. But my problem is, since the t:inputCarlendar has a build-in validator, it will catch the error ealier than I catch it in the bean.

chinaboy624a at 2007-7-13 23:31:45 >

# 3

Why do you need to catch the error in the bean?

pringia at 2007-7-13 23:31:45 >

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