--- "Allen, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I guess I could manually call Spring from Java code to fill in the
> log-in checker class, but this way I can keep Spring entirely out of my
> code's [direct] dependencies [...] If there's a simpler way to tell Struts
> to use
Yeah, I know, my spelling is terrible in code. All I can say in my
defense is that I go back and fix it with Eclipse's refactoring tools at
the end, before anyone else at the company has to see it. That doesn't
save you poor souls on the user list who are subjected to my interim
incompetence, thoug
--- "Allen, Daniel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to prevent the validation from firing unless the user is
> coming back to it after attempting to log in?
By default the validation interceptor won't check a set of action methods,
including the "input" method. The easiest thing, IMO,
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