Wes,
Why not use the ErrorPage in the web.xml for a JspException and place it
with contents that you think is appropriate.
HTH
Manglu
Wes Kubo wrote:
I've been doing some refactoring with my ApplicationResources.properties and
every once in a while I get a page that shows a JspException when
it to the request scope how do i tell
it which bundle do these keys exist in?
If i say html:errors to display my errors how would it know that one of
the error keys is from bundle1 while the other is from bundle2?
Hope that clarifies the question
Manglu
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to display both the messages
error.invalid invalid.amount how would i do that?
Appreciate any help
Manglu
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do i get this
to work?
I presume this would be a common requirement. How do the folks get these
stuff to work.
TIA,
Manglu
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, arg2,
arg3);
and i am using a JSP expression to print this value of output.
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Thomas,
How do i have 3 actions here?
I have only one action with three methods each working on SEARCH, CREATE
and EDIT.(which is why i use the dispatch Action)
Appreciate any other thoughts.
TIA,
Manglu
thomas Sontheimer wrote:
you have to use (Dyna)ValitatorActionForm instead of
(Dyna
Hi,
I want to use the Struts Validator to do validation.
The Same action form is used for SEARCH, CREATE and EDIT.
The validation rules for each of them is different( from the other two)
How do i go about defining such a config in the validation config file.
Appreciate any help.
TIA
Manglu
doesn't work for BASIC Challenge as Micheal
pointed out.
Conclusion:
THe idea of HttpSession and Authentication info are essentially different.
HTH
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this headerline.jsp instead of writing
the same in every JSP?
APpreciate any help.
TIA
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(if he/she has not been authenticated before)
The standard samples with TOmcat should show how this is done.
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Manglu
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Joshua,
If the token is invalid you tell the User that they might have attempted
multiple submissions etc via an error page
Manglu
Joshua White wrote:
And if the token is not valide, do you redirect them to an error page?
manglu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Trans token is fairly SImple
by the Client) is compared with
it's contents in Session
via the isValidToken() which return true if there is a match else it
returns false.
In summary
before sending form to user issue saveToken(request)
and before processing issue a isValidToken() to see if the token is valid
HTH
Manglu
Samples
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with the requiredif etc)
HTH
Manglu
Keith Pemberton wrote:
I have read that when you do a multipage form that you have to do
partial form validation. Otherwise, the page just gets thrown back as
not being valid. Can someone please give me a sample of how this works
in the ActionForm bean? Thanks
(atleast on the production boxes). As
the applications are tested before they go into production this could be
an alternative as well.
HTH
Manglu
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parameter supplied.
Getting Messages from multiple Resource Bundles - Multiple
Application.properties file BR
Module1: - Default Module bean:message key=personal.greetings /: BR
Module2:- Module 1 bean:message key=prompt.greetings bundle=module1
/:/P
Manglu
Mike Jasnowski wrote:
Yes
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