I did check those to see if they had anything to do with it, but those aren't
the problem. I literally copied them straight from another page in the same
web app that I'm adding my page to. The page I'm doing is part of a larger
web app that already has a number of jsp pages which include struts
You can use google guice (
http://www.tzavellas.com/techblog/2007/07/03/using-dependency-injection-in-struts2-for-stateless-ejbs-part-1/).
I use it and works fine!
2009/12/4 Haroon Rafique haroon.rafi...@utoronto.ca
On Today at 11:58am, JC=James Cook james.c...@wecomm.com wrote:
JC EJB's
Hi
My current functionality is to send the form values as request parameteres
to server where it will be first validated using xml and then Action will
process the request to save the values in the database.
Now i want to add the 'download to excel' functionality.User can key in the
values in form
Hello,
I have the same problem. So what kind of validator should I use if I have a
field of type int and I want to make sure the user typed a number?
Thanks,
Linh
Greg Lindholm-2 wrote:
You may have a different problem then you think;
The @RequiredFieldValidator does not make any sense on
I found the @ConversionErrorFieldValidator and it works almost the way I
wanted.
Now I get my error message but I also get the default struts error message
which is: Invalid field value for field field-name.
Is there any simple way I can get rid of the default message from struts?
Thanks
I found the solution now.
Just override invalid.fieldvalue.field-name in your properties file.
for example:
invalid.fieldvalue.aField=Ivalid value for aField.
Thanks a lot, your answer got me on the right track.
Greg Lindholm-2 wrote:
You may have a different problem then you think;
The
One of the most confusing things about it is that I can insert just one
html:text tag, for instance, into the fully functional(as far as being
rendered correctly) page, and then it just fails to render any of my jsp
page, not just the text area defined by the struts tag.
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