The default locale on my system is pl_PL, so this can't be the problem. Plus, if I delete the messages_en.properties, then entries from messages_pl.properties are visible in the content assist box. Of course, I don't want to delete it, so I thik I'll pass on this feature.
In my opinion, a different feature would be very useful. Since EL causes problems with bundle keys containing dots:
<h:outputText value="#{messages.client.title}"/>
interpreting "title" as a property of "client", it would be great to have content assist available with ['...'] notation, that is
<h:outputText value="#{messages['client.title']"/>
Don't you think? :)
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Do you mean, if you want to deploy your application with just the admininstration module, then only the entities belonging to administration module be mapped?
The entities that are deployed is based on the contents of (1) application.xml file (present int the META-INF of your EAR) (2) the contents of the persistence.xml file. You can disable the deployment of a module, by removing it entry from the application.xml
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Looking at your scenario I think this is expected behaviour.
cache.remove() will remove the node and all it's children. When you use a cache loader, this behaviour is passed on to the cache loader too.
So when you do cache.remove("/a") this will remove /a and all its children both in memory and in the cache loader.
So I'm not surprised that when you then to a cache.get("/a/b/c") you get null. :)
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