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Server side validation in asp mvc 2, can the error message be moved to the vew?

I've just started getting into validation in asp mvc 2, and so far have been implementing server side validation through the System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations attributes in the model. I agree, the correct place to put constraints is in the model, but is there any way to move the actual error messages into the view instead?

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