On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 12:58 PM, Shrinivas Parashar <
shrinivas_paras...@symantec.com> wrote:
> I am using visitorFieldValidator in my action class. Server Side
> validation is working fine. But the problem is client side validation code
> is not generated.
>
> One more problem with client side v
On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 1:02 PM, Chris Pratt wrote:
> If you want to handle parsing yourself, make your action properties take
> "String" parameters and do the parsing in the action.
>
Probably better to do your own type converter, though, particularly if
it's app-wide.
Dave
If you want to handle parsing yourself, make your action properties take
"String" parameters and do the parsing in the action.
(*Chris*)
On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 7:55 AM, Pierre TEMPLIER
wrote:
> Locale.FRENCH and Locale FRANCE should output something like 345 987,246
>
> i can confirm that with
Hi,
I am using visitorFieldValidator in my action class. Server Side validation is
working fine. But the problem is client side validation code is not generated.
One more problem with client side validation seen is the order of validation
code generated is different than the expected. (If I move
2012/6/19 Pierre TEMPLIER :
> I was able to register an application-wide DoubleConverter with
> primitive type double this way :
> == xwork-conversion.properties ==
> # syntax: =
> double = com.company.app.DoubleConverter
It isn't a hack, it's a normal way to do the things ;-)
> it works but it
Ok, here is my Java test case with an empty project and Struts 2.3.4:
http://dl.free.fr/iE0hoDdIR
Have a look to com.opensymphony.xwork2.interceptor.MyParamsTest:
params.put("getBean('something').name", "That's not my name");
[...]
// <--- !! test assertion failure
assertNotSame("That's not m
correct...you *should* test your # OGNL expressions in code before re-factoring
into JSP for example:
Map params = new HashMap();
// populate params HashMap
params.put("blah", "This is blah");
params.put("('\\u0023_memberAccess[\\'allowStaticMethodAccess\\']')(meh)",
"t
Thanks Maurizio. I understand this kind of expression is not recommended for
security reasons, and this is probably a good thing if such expressions were
not evalued by default.
But it appears that such expression IS evalued, the setter is invoked with
the correct value. That's why I think there i
My guess is that this kind of expression stop to work since 2.3.1.2
version (see http://goo.gl/RYL7a)
Unfortunately //bean.getFoo('bar')// is, from OGNL prospective, an
eval expression and using it as a parameter is not a good choice in
terms of security.
You could use this kind of expression by
Locale.FRENCH and Locale FRANCE should output something like 345 987,246
i can confirm that with a slightly modified struts-blank app
(defaultStack and a textfield mapped to a Double) i'm having a
conversion error for Doubles too. It doesn't like the thousand
separator (space) and it converts coma
Hi,
I have the following form submitted to a Struts2 action:
Is this input name supposed to work with ParamsInterceptor?
Actually Bar.setName() is successfully set with the correct value, but it
also adds a conversion error (xwork.default.invalid.fieldvalue) for this
field and action is returni
that's it, the parser expects localized input.
I'd like to be able to handle parsing by myself for Doubles (without
depending on the locale).
I was able to register an application-wide DoubleConverter with
primitive type double this way :
== xwork-conversion.properties ==
# syntax: =
double = co
Hi Lucas,
we need some more further details...
What S2 stack did you define for you action? Why do you suspect that your
action is executed twice?
Could you post the java and jsp fragments?
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How is it fetching the image? That shouldn't cause a request to the action.
Dave
(pardon brevity and typos, on cell)
On Jun 19, 2012 4:58 AM, "lucas owen" wrote:
> Hi Struts 2 Users!
>
> I have this little problem here, only in Internet Explorer (it works in
> Firefox and Chrome):
>
> the actio
Hi Struts 2 Users!
I have this little problem here, only in Internet Explorer (it works in
Firefox and Chrome):
the action is being executed twice I think because in the JSP form I have a
captcha with an image and when it fetches the image it creates a new
request.
Anybody knows how to solve it?
According to the Java formatting api, the French locale for integers would
look something like this:
345 987,246
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/i18n/format/numberFormat.html
As I have been working on integer l10n, I have tested this, and if I set
French locale and enter an integer like t
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