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                Author: ASF GitHub Bot
            Created on: 14/Sep/26 08:44
            Start Date: 14/Sep/26 08:44
    Worklog Time Spent: 10m 
      Work Description: lukaszlenart opened a new pull request, #1937:
URL: https://github.com/apache/struts/pull/1937

   Fixes [WW-5740](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WW-5740). Docs: 
apache/struts-site PR linked below.
   
   ## Problem
   
   A field reached through a `visitor` validator (`user.name`) had its 
`data-msg-*` text resolved through `DelegatingValidatorContext(action)` — the 
action's bundles only — while `VisitorFieldValidator.validateObject` validates 
it with a composite provider over the visited class and the action, and pushes 
the visited instance for `${...}`. A `<message key="name.required"/>` living in 
`ConstraintUser.properties` rendered as the raw key.
   
   ## What changed
   
   - **`Form`** gives each unwrapped visitor validator, at unwrap time, the 
context validation gives it: `DelegatingValidatorContext(parent, 
CompositeTextProvider([each visited level innermost first, parent]), parent)` — 
line for line `VisitorFieldValidator.validateObject`. Providers are class-based 
(runtime class when the instance exists), so a form rendered before the visited 
object exists still finds the bundle. The wrapper carries the whole visited 
chain (classes + OGNL paths, outermost first); visitor validators are cached 
per visited path rather than per class, since two visitors over one class must 
not share the instances the context is set on.
   - **`Form.getValidatedObject(name)`** (new, `@since 7.4.0`) returns the 
innermost visited instance when the whole chain exists and exactly one visited 
path claims the field; otherwise `null` and the caller uses the action. The 
lookup re-pushes the validation-time stack — the action plus, for a 
`ModelDriven` action whose interceptor pushed it, the model instance taken from 
the stack (identity-checked) — so an `<s:iterator>`/`<s:push>` frame above the 
action cannot shadow the object validation used.
   - **`UIBean`** pushes the visited chain (popped by the existing 
`restoreStackDepth`) and hands the provider that object, so `${...}` and 
`messageParams` read the visited bean as during validation.
   - **`HtmlConstraintProvider`**: no signature change; the third parameter's 
Javadoc now says what object it is.
   
   ## Review history
   
   Eight passes (security + seven `/code-review`), each landing as its own 
commit; the significant ones: doubly-nested visitors chained through every 
level; ambiguous fields (two `appendPrefix="false"` visitors, or visitor-nested 
next to direct) fall back to the action; visited objects read off the action 
rather than the top of the render stack; partial chains hand over the action; 
the model is the instance the interceptor pushed, identity-checked, never 
`getModel()` re-invoked — the HIGH found on pass six was `modelDriven` being in 
`defaultStack`, so "interceptor configured" alone promoted iterator elements to 
models.
   
   ## Known limitations, stated on purpose
   
   - The visitor's own `<message>` (which `AppendingValidatorContext` prepends 
to submitted errors, "User: Name is required") is not reflected in 
`data-msg-*`. It is error-display decoration rather than the field's message; 
the deprecated JS validator never applied it either.
   - Validators come from the form's *target* action, visited instances from 
the *rendering* action's stack. When the two differ (`list` renders `<s:form 
action="save">`), messages resolve against the rendering action's objects. 
Pre-existing; the previous code resolved against the rendering action too.
   - The deprecated JS path shares the cached validator instances, so under the 
html5 theme with `validate="true"` a visitor-nested field's JS message now also 
resolves through the visited bundle once the field has been rendered. An 
improvement for that case, but it is render-order dependent.
   
   ## Tests
   
   `mvn test -DskipAssembly -pl core`: 3376 tests, 0 failures. Every production 
change went red first (the initial symptom, the raw `name.required`, is the 
first RED). Fixtures: 
`ConstraintUser.properties`/`AdminConstraintUser.properties`, 
`ConstraintAddress`, `ModelDrivenConstraintAction`, and a 
`modelDrivenConstraintAction` config in `TestConfigurationProvider`.
   
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> Resolve HTML5 constraint messages for visitor-validated fields against the 
> visited object
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: WW-5740
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WW-5740
>             Project: Struts 2
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Core Tags
>            Reporter: Lukasz Lenart
>            Assignee: Lukasz Lenart
>            Priority: Minor
>             Fix For: 7.4.0
>
>          Time Spent: 10m
>  Remaining Estimate: 0h
>
> Follow-up to WW-5702 item 4, found in review of its PR.
> {{Form.getFieldValidators}} now unwraps {{FieldVisitorValidatorWrapper}}, so 
> a field such as {{user.name}} behind a {{visitor}} validator on {{user}} gets 
> its concrete constraint and a {{data-msg-requiredstring}} message. The 
> message text, however, is resolved by 
> {{StrutsHtmlConstraintProvider.addMessage}} via 
> {{validator.getMessage(action)}}, which builds a 
> {{DelegatingValidatorContext}} over the *action's* bundles only.
> Server-side, {{VisitorFieldValidator.validateObject}} validates with 
> {{createTextProvider(visited, parent)}} — a {{CompositeTextProvider}} that 
> also consults the *visited object's* bundle, and pushes the visited object 
> onto the stack first. So for the usual reusable-model pattern:
> * {{ConstraintUser-validation.xml}} declares {{<message 
> key="name.required"/>}}
> * the text lives in {{ConstraintUser.properties}}
> validation shows the localized text while the rendered field carries 
> {{data-msg-requiredstring="name.required"}} — {{ValidatorSupport.getMessage}} 
> falls back to the raw key. A {{${...}}} in the nested message that refers to 
> a property of the visited bean resolves against the action for the same 
> reason.
> This predates WW-5702 (the wrapper already delegated {{getMessage(action)}}), 
> but it used to land under the useless {{data-msg-field-visitor}} name; now it 
> lands under the real validator type and looks correct.
> Fixing it means the provider needs the object each validator ran against, not 
> only the action:
> * {{Form}} carries the visitor prefix out of {{findFieldValidators}} (or 
> returns validator + prefix pairs)
> * {{UIBean.addConstraintAttributes}} resolves the visited bean from the stack 
> by that prefix
> * {{HtmlConstraintProvider.constraintsFor}} receives it — an interface 
> change, acceptable while 7.4.0 is unreleased
> * {{addMessage}} resolves through the same composite text provider validation 
> uses, with the action as fallback
> Test: a {{<message key=.../>}} in the visited class's own validation file, 
> with the text in the visited class's {{.properties}}; assert the rendered 
> {{data-msg-*}} carries the text, not the key.



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