I'm sorry, Jeff, I thought you were talking about from within the Action.
The action is where you should be dealing with properties. The
ActionForm is just ... Well you could think about it like a piece of
copper. Electricity is commonly transferred from one place to another
over copper
I am using 1.1b2
I have searched for this question but have found many similar questions but
no satisfactory answer.
It appears that using :
MessageResources msg = this.getServlet().getResources()
inside the action for will work, but it is deprecated.
What is the cleanest way to do this?
I am
Have you tried the javadocs yet?
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from within ActionForm's validate()??
Have you tried the javadocs yet?
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I'm sorry, Jeff, I thought you were talking about from within the Action.
The action is where you should be dealing with properties. The
ActionForm is just ... Well you could think
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