Hi Troy!
I myself have chosen to display error messages without using the
error-tag provided by struts. I set a request attribute with the
errormessage:
...
catch (SQLException E) {
request.setAttribute("sql-error", E.toString());
}
...
To display this within my jsp i use:
...
<%=request.getAttribute("sql-error");%>
...
I'm sure there exists a better one, but that's a quick solution for
examining code errors.
Hope this helps!
Fabian
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