Do you get any output if you include a html:errors tag somewhere without
a 'properties' attribute? It could be that the unconventional property
naming is messing things up.
Can you display message resources using bean:message? For example, do
you get what you expect if you include
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Hi folks,
I'm fairly new to all this and I'm having trouble getting validation to
work as I thought it should. From what I've read in several books now I
should be able to do server side validation, but in my very simple test
case it doesn't seem to
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Peter L. Berghold wrote:
Now, I invoke the sendEmail form from a browser and I'm watching the
Tomcat logs as this is running and according to the trace validate is
returning a null.
I forgot to mention that the text I put into the form was
Peter L. Berghold wrote:
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Hi folks,
I'm fairly new to all this and I'm having trouble getting validation to
work as I thought it should. From what I've read in several books now I
should be able to do server side validation, but in my very simple
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Laurie Harper wrote:
Getting all the pieces lined up can be a bit tricky the first time
through :-( If the comments above don't get you there, post your form
bean code and JSP so we have the complete picture.
OK.. I've gotten much further
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