Can validation.xml be modularized?

I have modularized my Struts application using different struts-config.xml files. Also I am using different resource properties files for localization for each module. Everything works fine. Currently, I am hooking up the client side validation using the struts validation plugin. However, the

Can coarse grained ActionForms validate?

Hi, I am using coarse grained action forms that are re-used by various action classes. Each of these action classes serve a different page and retrieves information from the backend so that the jsp page can show it. Now because I am using coarse grained forms, I have now way of knowing which

RE: Can coarse grained ActionForms validate?

per action form. For insance: form-bean name=registrationForm type=com.pkg.MyFormBean/ form-bean name=otherForm type=com.pkg.MyFormBean/ Then, in your validation.xml, you can have different rules for both of those forms. HTH, Blake --- Chan, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED

Using struts-config to configure properties in action form

I am trying to configure properties in my ActionForm using the struts-config file as follows. form-bean name=myForm type=com.myCompany.MyForm set-property property=foo value=bar / /form-bean public Class MyForm extends ActionForm { private String foo; public void

RE: Using struts-config to configure properties in action form

the properties in the form-bean tag. HTH, Saul - Original Message - From: Chan, Jim To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 8:27 PM Subject: Using struts-config to configure properties in action form I am trying to configure properties in my ActionForm using

Use JSP Expression Language in custom tags?

Sorry this is not directly related to Struts, but is it possible to use the expression language in custom tags? I think you can, but I am not quite sure how to do it. Do you get this for free by just upgrading to a JSP 2.0 compliant server? Or do I have to do something with the custom tags to