This might be more involved than you may think. The easy answer is to extend
the RequestProcessor and add this functionality there. The hard answer is
that you may not want to enable a user to just jump to any given page, only
having to go through a login step to get there. You may very well need
s
Struts shouldn't be able to do all of the
reflection, especially since this is hardly pushing the envelope. Any
thoughts?
cheers
Rob
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ehm ...
[dropdown list html]
<%
ProdutoView view = (ProdutoView) session.getAttribute("produtoView");
ArrayList list = view.getFormatosArquivos();
java.util.Iterator iterator = list.iterator();
while( iterator.hasNext() ) {
String format =
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> Sent: November 14, 2003 6:11 PM
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> Subject: NoClassDefFoundError in custom validator
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I added the commons validator to my Struts implementation. The
out-of-the-box stuff is working just fine. However, I added the following
custom validator:
public class BarnmanValidator implements Serializable {
public static boolean validateEmailAddress(Object bean, Field field) {
[etc, etc,
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