A little help with messages.properties

[Wessel, Keith]

Hi, all,

I'm trying to get clever with the context check intercept flow and, if ContextCheckDenied is return, first look for a title, header, and message containing the entity ID in the message key before falling through to the default. I'm not getting it to match, though.

In messages.properties, I have:

ContextCheckDenied-https\://sp.example.illinois.edu/shibboleth = sp-example-context-check-denied
Sp-example-context-check-denied.title = No Soup for You
Sp-example-context-check-denied.header = Not eligible to access
Sp-example-context-check-denied.message = Some access denied message goes here

Note I'm escaping the colon in the first line, similar to what's done with the terms-of-use keys. I tried both with and without escaping it, no change.

My error.vm contains this snippet:

    #if ($eventId == "ContextCheckDenied")
        #set ($titleSuffix = $springMacroRequestContext.getMessage("${eventKey}-${entityID}.title", "$defaultTitleSuffix"))
        #set ($header = $springMacroRequestContext.getMessage("${eventKey}-${entityID}.header", "$defaultHeader"))
        #set ($message = $springMacroRequestContext.getMessage("${eventKey}-${entityID}.message", "$defaultTitleSuffix:$eventId }"))
    #end

The idea, obviously, is to have specific messages for context check denied conditions for different SPs without creating a separate custom event for each.

But when the errors.vm is rendered, it always displays the default errors, not the ones I added.

What am I missing?

Alternatively, what logging class would I turn up to see details logging for message resolution?

Thanks,
Keith