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[OS-webwork] Check if Collection is Empty

2003-12-06 Thread Rajagopal. V
I would like to check if a collection is empty and if not, print some messages. Is there a tag to check if a collection is empty in my JSPs? Right now, this one works webwork:if test=errorMessages There are Errors like . /webwork:if is there a better way or another tag to do this? Thanks

[OS-webwork] can change the way validators use messages?

2003-12-06 Thread Francisco Hernandez
for example if I use: message key=user.name.errors.required/message and the key doesnt exist ill just get blank error, I know i could put a message in there myself to display if the key is not valid but can we change it so that if the message is blank like it is now it just displays

Re: [OS-webwork] Check if Collection is Empty

2003-12-06 Thread Francisco Hernandez
thats the only way iv'e seen it done, but you could use also test=errorMessages.isEmpty(), i believe test=errorMessages will just just if the property is null. Rajagopal. V wrote: I would like to check if a collection is empty and if not, print some messages. Is there a tag to check if a

Re: [OS-webwork] Check if Collection is Empty

2003-12-06 Thread Hani Suleiman
Or errorMessages/empty == true On Dec 6, 2003, at 6:46 PM, Francisco Hernandez wrote: thats the only way iv'e seen it done, but you could use also test=errorMessages.isEmpty(), i believe test=errorMessages will just just if the property is null. Rajagopal. V wrote: I would like to check if a