Why does Struts perform all its validation with o.a.s.v.CheckFields? It seems it duplicates a most of commons-validator's, well, validators. Why not process the ValidationResults after validator.validate() to create the necessary ActionMessages and use commons-validator's existing validators?
This might more just validator specific, but why is there no facility to provide the validator an already existing instance of a Validator (or if there is, where is it)? It seems the only options are to create a Validator with static methods or a no arg constructor. I think it would be valuable to let Spring manage more complex validators that rely on business objects, and re-use those validators with Struts. Or, perhaps you want a method on one of your existing business objects to be called for validation.
Thanks for the help,
Don
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