Hi-
We're using a MappingDispatchAction (Struts 1.2.9) and occasionally when
a user makes a request to the URI for this action we get a
NullPointerException in the class because the ActionMapping is null.
Other than saying mapping = null, does anyone have any idea how the
mapping reference
Last night, our company had a maintenance window whereby Internet access
was shut off from our office to the outside world. During that time I
was doing development and attempted to start up our web app in a
development environment.
I've not seen this error in almost 2 years but it's
?
--adam
Dave Newton wrote:
Does it work if you use the DTD it says to use?
!DOCTYPE struts-config PUBLIC
-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts Configuration 1.3//EN
http://struts.apache.org/dtds/struts-config_1_3.dtd;
Dave
--- Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Last
James-
I'm sure this was totally unintentional and you did it to simply get the
email address of the mailing list, but thread hijacking is generally
frowned upon in support mailing lists.
--adam
Hartrich, James CTR USTRANSCOM J6 wrote:
Struts2.0.9
Has anyone successfully formatted a number
Jeremy-
Dude, don't waste your time with this guy. He's been given all the
answers he needs and he ignores them. Basically, he needs to ensure
that his web app uses UTF-8 character encoding and it will work
correctly, but instead of following everyone's advice here, he keeps
posting new
That's what I figured, so how does it determine the user's locale?
aj2r wrote:
Return the locale of the user's browser.
Adam Gordon wrote:
dumb question, but does that return the locale of the user or the locale
of the server on which the web app is running? if the former, how does
dumb question, but does that return the locale of the user or the locale
of the server on which the web app is running? if the former, how does
it determine the user's locale? thanks.
--adam
aj2r wrote:
slideharmony wrote:
Hello,
anybody knows how can I get the client machine's Locale
Does anyone know if there's a server side library that can parse JSP
pages (or the generated Java file) and look for dead Struts code?
We subbed out a project and recently took back control of the code due
to various issues one of which was very poor code quality. Looking
through their JSP
appropriate to use in a given instance.
--adam
Dave Newton wrote:
--- Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if there's a server side library that can parse JSP
pages (or the generated Java file) and look for dead Struts code?
Any of the typical code walkers should be able
We're using Struts 1.2.9 and the problem we're seeing is that if a user
tries to upload a file that does not exist or upload a file that exceeds
the maxFileSize attribute the FormFile object on the ActionForm is null
and so we cannot distinguish between the two.
We thought about removing the
setting
the character encoding afterwards appears to have no effect. As
mentioned above, moving the character encoding filter to #1 in the chain
fixed it.
Adam Gordon wrote:
I didn't know that page existed though it's essentially what I wound
up doing. My only concern now is that it affects
...
Thanks for the link.
--adam
Ted Husted wrote:
On Nov 28, 2007 10:53 AM, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about the use of a filter to set the character encoding? Is this
the only way to go for Struts?
I'd say so. It might be possible to add something to the
ActionServlet
way to go for Struts?
--adam
Martin Gainty wrote:
Adam-
remember the URI_Encoding for your mod_jk connector
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Configuring+Tomcat's+URI+encodin
g
M--
- Original Message -
From: Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List user
Anyone know if there's a configuration parameter somewhere in Struts
1.2.9 that configures the requests to use UTF-8 character encoding?
Everything I've found on the web says that Tomcat uses ISO-8859-1 as the
default character encoding and that the fix is to add a filter that
simply sets the
just not capable of doing
what we need it to do.
Thanks for all the feedback.
--adam
Dale Newfield wrote:
Adam Gordon wrote:
I think the solution is going to be to redirect the user to the
default main page manually w/ the login parameters and JAAS should
take over from there...hopefully
It could actually be both. I assume you are using both client and
server side JavaScript validation (at the very least you should be doing
server side since HTML pages can be manipulated).
So, assuming you are doing both, you need the page you submitted the
data on to go somewhere because you
Let me get this straight: All pages in your webapp are protected (not
available to non-logged in users), so when someone who is logged in on
the company's main site tries to get to a page in your webapp, JAAS
catches it and sends them to your webapp's login page, which might be
able to glean
Yea, but in this case, it may be something we need to live with.
The login page scriptlet code looks for the login credentials in the
request and sets the appropriate form fields as well as a flag we use to
indicate whether the form should be submitted immediately upon loading
and in either
details of how you
have authentication configured.
L.
Adam Gordon wrote:
If you mean protecting the page w/ a security constraint, I think
that would be a problem in that JAAS would detect that it's a
protected resource and prompt the user to log in before hitting the
login page and upon
See my comments in my response to Laurie. We're basically using dual
login pages, one on our main website (Apache) and the other in our
webapp. I'm currently toying with the idea of a Filter to detect the
subsequent logins against an already authenticated session.
--adam
Dale Newfield
authentication mechanism.
--adam
Dale Newfield wrote:
Adam Gordon wrote:
We're using JAAS for webapp authentication and we've discovered an
issue: If user A is logged in and tries to log in as user B, they
stay logged in as user A.
Couldn't you protect the login form page and action so
Hi-
We're using JAAS for webapp authentication and we've discovered an
issue: If user A is logged in and tries to log in as user B, they stay
logged in as user A. We know how to detect if a user's already
authenticated (we have some static objects stored on the session) but
we're not sure
You know, I had my doubts about whether or not Struts was really
actually doing anything with POST request parameters other than just
reading them. It did seem to me that it was more of an issue at the
Tomcat level since Tomcat is the one serving up the parameters.
After some digging,
Chris-
See answers below...
Christopher Schultz wrote:
I just ran it through Wireshark and followed the TCP stream verifying
that it's being encoded correctly into 3 bytes - it is (E2 80 A2).
Is this the UTF-8 code that /should/ represent those bullet characters?
I would assume so.
if I can
reproduce. Basically, the behavior we're seeing is that the 3 bytes are
being treated as separate characters and not as one UNICODE character.
-adam
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Hash: SHA1
Adam,
Adam Gordon wrote:
We're using the html:form element
you test in 1.3.8,
if it
still happens, please open up a JIRA ticket and attach a sample web
page. I
will use that to fix the problem, if it still exists.
Paul
On 5/29/07, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're using the html:form element and we have the acceptCharset
attribute set to UTF
/07, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're using the html:form element and we have the acceptCharset
attribute set to UTF-8 and when we enter a unicode character in a
textarea in this form element, the UTF-8 character (in this case \u2022,
the bullet symbol: •) displays correctly. However
We're using the html:form element and we have the acceptCharset
attribute set to UTF-8 and when we enter a unicode character in a
textarea in this form element, the UTF-8 character (in this case \u2022,
the bullet symbol: •) displays correctly. However, when the form is
submitted, I'm
Benedict wrote:
Adam,
It sounds like you have your protected logic in the JSP. If so, then
the
JSP will always be rendered. You should instead put such security
logic in
the application, such as in the Struts Controller. It's no good
putting it
on the JSP.
Paul
On 4/24/07, Adam Gordon [EMAIL
Hi-
So we're using ForwardAction for URIs that can just link to a JSP page
and don't need a customized Struts Action to perform tasks ahead of
time. When a user connects to our website, we essentially direct the
user to the default main page, which is protected, so they have to log
in first
I'm trying to determine the ramifications of putting a Thread.sleep(...)
call in a Struts action - i.e. since only one instance of the action is
created by the server, even though Tomcat is multi-threaded, would/could
an invalid login by one user hinder a valid login by another user?
:
On 3/9/07, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our login page performs a POST to authenticate and I'd like to put in
a
delay when a login failure occurs so that it hinders/frustrates any
malicious users and any scripts they might be running. I realize this
isn't a foolproof solution but since
Paul-
Thanks for the response. I agree the implementation isn't great, but
it's all we could come up with so far. Disabling the username isn't
really feasible because we then affect the legitimate owner of that
login - we work in a pretty competitive market and our clients rely on
our
Hi-
We're using Tiles to define submenu items (in a putList) for menu we
have in our web app. We're using a custom menu object that has a
visibility flag that we can toggle depending on whether or not the user
has permission to see a given menu functionality.
My problem is that I can't
Controller - Multiple Views
in http://www2.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/tiles/tilesAdvancedFeatures.pdf
This allows you to choose layouts on the fly.
This can also be done by using just an org.apache.struts.tiles.Controller.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
Frank-
Yikes, I had no idea this thread would take on a life of its
own...regardless, the execScripts function was exactly what I was
looking forhad to tweak it to accomodate for the
type='text/javascript' attribute on an opening script tag, but it works.
The situation has actually
contents
- Original Message -
From: Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: user@struts.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 3:43 PM
Subject: Struts, AJAX, JSP, and JavaScript question
I have a JSP and there's a link in the rendered page that makes an AJAX call
(to a Struts action) when
We have a home grown menu system we're using to display our web app's
menu system and it includes, amongst other things, a method that tells
whether or not the menu is visible. SimpleMenuItem does not have this,
however, our menu item does and we've extended this class.
We have some submenu
--
bean classtype=com.example.MyMenuItem
set-property property=value value=Maintenance /
set-property property=myproperty value=myvalue /
/bean
/putList
HTH
-Original Message-
From: Adam Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 5 December 2006 10:20 AM
To: user
I have a JSP and there's a link in the rendered page that makes an AJAX call
(to a Struts action) when clicked. The results of that action, and the
contents of the response are set as the innerHTML on a hidden div defined
inside the afore mentioned rendered page. The div is then un-hid.
It looks like you might be using modules...are you?
-adam
Roberto C. Lima Jr. wrote:
Hi, everyone.
I have an app that will be published at internet with apache + JBoss
Server.
So, it will be published on the address above:
http://sis.enovar.com.br/ http://sis.enovar.com.br/
If you are using TilesRequestProcessor as your controller (and it's
probably not limited to this class) you can extend it to add any methods
you need to call from an Action's execute(...) method. The trick is
getting an instance of the controller from within the action - and I
don't know how
So the controller element in the struts config XML file has an attribute
called nocache which, if set to true, sets some caching headers on the
response. I don't see it in the documentation, but is there a way to
set the Refresh header without using my own controller and setting it on
all the
is that Sun is an
American company? (In the words of Mel Brooks, It's good to be the
king...)
-adam
Adam Gordon wrote:
Ok, so not specifically a Struts question, but anway...
I'm using the fmt:formatDate element in a JSP and it appears that when
the value of my pattern attribute includes zz
If your type attribute equals
org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction (and there may be others) then
you don't need the name attribute. You are getting that error because
you are specifying a custom action and there's no associated form bean.
You can use ForwardAction if you just want a URL
Ok, so not specifically a Struts question, but anway...
I'm using the fmt:formatDate element in a JSP and it appears that when
the value of my pattern attribute includes zz (the time zone, my
full format is hh:mm a zz) then for US time zones (e.g. PST, PDT, MST,
MDT, etc...) then the same
J-
IIRC, the J/S that is inserted is ALL the validation J/S whether you use
it or not. I.e., even if you aren't using, say 'maxlength,' I belive
that method is included. That said, we don't use client-side validation
because you really should do server-side anyway and we didn't like the
Is there a way to retrieve a non-interpreted attribute value from a
Tiles file?
Specifically, if my Tiles def looks like this:
definition name=myTileName
put name=title value=My Title/
put name=body value=/WEB-INF/path/to/my.jsp /
/definition
Is there a tiles:xxx tag I can use
Duh
tiles:getAsString ...
Adam Gordon wrote:
Is there a way to retrieve a non-interpreted attribute value from a
Tiles file?
Specifically, if my Tiles def looks like this:
definition name=myTileName
put name=title value=My Title/
put name=body value=/WEB-INF/path/to/my.jsp
);
if ((maxLengthExceeded != null)
(maxLengthExceeded.booleanValue())){
..
-Original Message-
From: Adam Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 9:16 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Getting maxFileSize from Controller in a JSP
Is there a way
For posterity, and hopefully to help others, here's what James did:
1. Placed fmt:setBundle
basename=package.name.to.messages.file.ClassName / near the top of
the JSP, though I suspect the location might be irrelevant...not sure...
2. Used fmt:message key=key.name.in.properties.file/ to
Is there a way to reference the controller for a module from within a
JSP? Specifically, I'd like to ask the controller what the max file
size is set to. There's a method on the ControllerConfig class to get
the max file size and the Javadocs say it's a JavaBean so I suspect it
might
Sean-
You need to add an onsubmit attribute to your html:form element that
calls the validation function. Specifically, IIRC, it needs to say:
onsubmit=return validateForm(this);
happy coding,
-adam
O'Shea, Sean wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using struts 1.2.7 with commons-validator-1.1.4 and I'm
I'm sure this is a coding problem (they usually are...) on the server-side:
I've got an html:checkbox in a form and the property is mapped/spelled
correctly to the field/method in the bean. The behavior I am seeing is
that the bean property (a boolean) is not being set based on the state
of
checkboxes. It's amazing how RTFM results in user education...
Incidentally, I believe this is basically the same as what Kalpesh
suggests in the follow up email...
-Adam
David Durham wrote:
Adam Gordon wrote:
I've got an html:checkbox in a form and the property is
mapped/spelled correctly
Caroline-
I can't speak for clear vs. reset, but if you look at the default
implementation of reset(...), it doesn't do anything - you have to
override it in your form bean to have it do anything.
However, if you want to persist the data, you can set an attribute on
the session and it will
Quick question: Is there a way to retrieve a parameter off a URL via
struts in a JSP? I.e. if I have http://server.name/path/foo?mood=happy,
is there a struts tag that I can use to get the value of mood?
Thanks,
-Adam
-
To
A, if only the taglib docs were documented in a more thorough manner
Since I wanted to render some Struts tags based on the presence of a
parameter, I discovered the logic:present element and used the
parameter attribute. Hooray for me!
-adam
Adam Gordon wrote:
Quick question
If I understand what you are doing correctly you can use the
security-constraint element in web.xml to define what URL patters require
authorization and which ones do not.
If you use JAAS, then you don't need to handle the redirecting as it will
forward it to the login page you specify (using the
IIOC, the only way you can do this with the stock validator is to use mask
rather than date as the validator. Then, you can use a regex to dictate
your mask. I'll warn you though, if you use a regular expression it's going
to be VERY long because it will also need to validate that the date
almost a week to track down what
was going on between the validator and his code.
-adam
Scott Van Wart wrote:
Adam Gordon wrote:
IIOC, the only way you can do this with the stock validator is to use
mask
rather than date as the validator. Then, you can use a regex to
dictate
your mask. I'll
Rauf-
Are you doing client or server-side validation? Or both?
W.R.T your multiple errors, there is an attribute you can set in your
struts XML file, namely:
| plug-in className=org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorPlugIn
set-property property=pathnames
this automatically on form submittal but I'm not sure it can.
Hope that was clear. Thanks,
-Adam
-Original Message-
From: Antonio Petrelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 01 August 2006 04:04
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts form design question
Adam Gordon ha
fields into your form automatically. Im sure
you could go the ajax way and add / delete from your ActionForm without
re-loading the page.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 31 July 2006 21:02
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Struts form design
The File object also gives it to you and you don't have to mess with
substrings and the / character. I believe it's File.getName() - it
returns everything after the last / character. Of course, you do have to
construct a new File object so I've no idea if it's more or less efficient
than what
Hi folks.
The more I think of this problem, the more I think that we will be unable to
use only Struts for this particular situation.
We have a table which we populate with a user's choice of custom
registration fields (name, email, phone, company, etc...). Each row in this
table is essentially
2006 12:13
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Question regarding getRequestURI()
One could say that operating on File objects, directly, infringes on the
concept of a container, depending on how draconian you are.
On 7/31/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The File object also
Of which Parenting for Dummies is my favorite It begs the statement
Um, perhaps you should not have waited on having children if you need this
book...
-Adam
-Original Message-
From: Monkeyden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 28 July 2006 09:51
To: Struts Users Mailing List;
not display fields.. ??
thx
On 7/25/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy-
Ok, sanity-check time. Make sure your field names are all spelled
correctly. Also, are any errors being output to the form? I had
errors
displaying and it turned out that the validator was doing
Jeremy-
At first glance, I think you need to modify your parenthesis. Per the
Validation docs at
http://struts.apache.org/1.2.9/userGuide/dev_validator.html, only two
items may be joined with and or or. I don't know if that means you
can only have a max of two items or a max of two items
arg0 key=error.inscription.entreprise.nom /
var
var-nametest/var-name
var-value(subscriptionType=1)/var-value
/var
/field
but, it still does not work..
On 7/25/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy
Jeremy-
A couple of things:
1. Not sure what version of Struts you're using, but at least according
to
http://struts.apache.org/1.2.9/userGuide/building_view.html#validator,
the property attribute for the validator should have the value of
pathnames and not the path of your action.
2.
Jeremy-
A couple of things:
1. Not sure what version of Struts you're using, but at least according
to
http://struts.apache.org/1.2.9/userGuide/building_view.html#validator,
the property attribute for the validator should have the value of
pathnames and not the path of your action.
2.
Ok, now that you've fixed the first problem, let's try some more debugging.
Make sure that your form name in your JSP matches the form name specified in
your validation XML - i.e. check spelling AND cAsE.
I say to override validate(...) and as long as you call super.validate(...)
in that method
Felix-
IIOC, a forward forwards the original request, hence, why you are able to
see the attributes you set whereas a redirect sends a new request which
means you lose the attributes.
I think this question was posted previously in the last week or so, so check
the list archives for then.
-Adam
Kim-
I had the same problem with some static form elements (e.g. contents of
list boxes that were not part of any model data I cared to keep, yet it
needed to be in the JSP page.)
One solution I found was to set the properties on the session, but I
decided that that was unnecessarily
Anil-
In your action, you already have access to the resource properties
file. In any member method, as long as you have an instance of the
request object, you can say:
// get the resources for this action servlet
MessageResources resources = this.getResources(request);
to retrieve the MR
The problem isn't technically due to the requiredIf tag but rather the
client-side Javascript that is generated by Struts to do the requiredIf
validation. My guess is that you are experiencing one of the many problems
that arise when there are standards related issues with what MS supports vs.
Heh, it happens to the best of us. Happy coding.
-Adam
-Original Message-
From: Sebastian Stein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, 16 July 2006 10:20
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Problem with validation rule
Sebastian Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED] [060716 11:50]:
Adam
For basic string validation you can do the following:
Use the validwhen attribute value for the depends attribute on the
field element. I.e.:
field property=oaSpeakerTollFreeNumber depends=validwhen
arg position=0 key=your.i18n.property.key/
var
Sebastian-
What happens if you remove the requireList dependency and just use mask?
-Adam
Sebastian Stein wrote:
Hi,
I have a form, which should also use validation based on a mask. I already
enabled this kind of validation in another form and there it works. So I
guess I just have a type or
That really depends on what you are actually trying to do. We use J/S to
make XML HTTP requests (using AJAX) to make requests without having to
reload the page. We do this to display dialogs in the same browser
window, e.g., to show report details.
If you want other examples, Google's Gmail
widget - and when the save button is
pressed it automatically calls an onSave JS handler ... I believe you have
to do the submit in JS in this case?
-Akshay
On 7/13/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That really depends on what you are actually trying to do. We use J/S to
make XML HTTP
I'm reading the validator 1.1.3 DTD file and I'm trying to understand the
purpose of the position attribute in the arg element and the arg
element itself. According to the DTD: 'The arg element defines a
replacement value to use with the message template for this validator or
this field.'
Can
in the Bean before/while I submit
the form.
Is there anyway to store the value in the bean so when teh form submits it
stores the needed values.
I tried using html:form action=actionname.do?id=%=variable% but it does
not work out
Thanks,
Akshay
On 7/13/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Did you add the message-resources element to your struts config file where
this action is defined?
-Adam
-Original Message-
From: Pillay, Kiren KN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 13 July 2006 11:22
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: missing resource in key method map
Hi
If you have a collection of, say, JavaBeans, that you've set on the
request, you can use c:forEach to iterate over each of the beans in
the collection and generate your checkbox, select list, and text field
dynamically for each of the entries in the collection.
I.e., let's say in my action,
Maya-
A. I understand now. You want a list box, not a drop-down list.
Drop-down lists require that one, and only one, item be selected. List
boxes allow for zero, one, or more options to be selected.
Check out the Dropdown box section of the Struts Wiki:
Maya-
If you use validation, you really don't want to use the value attribute
at all because when the JSP reloads after a failed validation, the
struts widget will take it's value from the value attribute you
specified and NOT not take it from the bean. This is why I suggested
just setting
Maya-
Just had a thought...you can set the style attribute on the option
element to say 'style=display: none;' to hide a row in the list.
Additionally, it collapses the list so that there's not an empty space.
Very cool, IMHO.
-Adam
Adam Gordon wrote:
Maya-
If you use validation, you
Maya-
Excellent! For a list box, I believe that you must have at least one
option selected at any given time. If you don't want to provide a
default and force the user to actually select one (and then you can
validate the user's input to ensure he/she has actually selected a real
value)
Kiren-
I assume you mean BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) right?
If so, I believe the reason you cannot use it is because
BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) performs a shallow copy and per the
javadocs (HTML tags removed): ...and so complex properties (for
example, nested ones) will not be copied.
I believe, though I could be wrong, that you get logging for free, you
just have to configure it. Check out the struts logging section of the
struts wiki at http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsLogging, you also may
want to bookmark the URL http://wiki.apache.org/struts for future
reference as
In my JSP I have a textbox and two list boxes[which can display
multiple values].
From my database, I have an object [a data object], ListData with
following information returning
string result;
Vector itemList; //list of object 1
ArrayList itemList1; //list of object 2
In
Maya-
Let's say your TestBean class has getFoo() and getBar() methods both
which return Collection objects. If these objects are instances of
LabelValueBean objects it's really easy, if they are not, I'd recommend
converting them to these bean objects either in your bean class or in
the
According to the radio button section of the wiki page
(http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsWidgets), this is by design but I
find it a little annoying...
It appears that with the html:xhtml/ tag at the top of a JSP, an HTML
input element gets closed correctly per bug 5518 (back in 2002).
window so I couldn't see that the collection was messed
up...it took a few beats to the head to find.
Thanks for the link.
-adam
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
On 7/5/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone point me to a working example of how to render an array of
String
objects as a list
Can anyone point me to a working example of how to render an array of String
objects as a list box in a JSP such that the contents of the list box can
come from a property set on the request and not the bean mapped to the
struts Action?
It seems like this should be straight forward based on the
I've been racking my brains for several hours now and can't seem to find
the exact way to configure struts for validation when using tiles and a
form bean. My problem is when the URI hits Index.do, so for the first
action mapping.
Here are the snippets from my config files:
validation:
on the action element in the struts config
file that pre-populates the form bean used by the JSP. Otherwise, the
validator will try to validate the form bean before the JSP is even
rendered and when the JSP is rendered, you'll get all the validation errors.
Hope this can help someone else...
-Adam
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