> If you want to change this behaviour, you should be able to do it
> by fiddling with the XFaces.ignoreMessageBindings resource.
The solution (at least for me was to re-define the ignoreMessageBindings
in the following way (notice that the string you put there could be
any regular expression that you hope will never show up in any
header line - so in effect you are telling xfaces to ignore something
that will never match (or to put in other words - ignore nothing).
Why is this not a default is an interesting question (if you just comment
this resource out you get the behavior which I described earlier - my
guess is that this default is hard coded somewhere in xfaces sources).
XFaces.ignoreMessageBindings: \
Status: xfaces-ignore-nothing-in-the-header