You can turn off the framework's validation, and specifically call
validate in the methods where you want it.
/** Java code off the top of my head; may not compile
public ActionForward create(mapping,form,request,response) {
ActionErrors validations = form.validate();
if (validations != null &
If you would like a simpler, and more general, solution that does the
same thing, try
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsCatalogFiveMultipleButtonSolutions
. However, if you like MappingDispatchAction anyway, which I would find
odd but you may find even, you can do whatever you like, but you
I apologize, but I have no clue as to what you're trying to do. You
presented two mappings and said "what action do I use in my form"? I
just made a guess.
Maybe if you provide more information, someone (I or someone else)
could help you. What are you trying to do? What are the two mappings
fo
If it is "/updateCustomer", it means I will have to a
separate jsp for each mapping. This will defeat the
purpose of using MappingDispatchAction. It seems to
me that your suggestion is only applicable to
subclasses of Action, not MappingDispatchAction .
I am asking because I am using MappingDis
1. The action attribute of the form tag should point to the action
that will process the form upon submission. In your case, it looks
like it would be "/updateCustomer", but I'm just guessing.
2. I usually just put or "Save" or
something similar there because I usually have only one submit butt
The current JavaDocs for this class:
http://struts.apache.org/api/org/apache/struts/actions/MappingDispatchAction.html
will tell you that this is indeed a Struts 1.2 feature:
Since:
Struts 1.2
Craig
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hi bmf5,
yeah its struts1.2.2 feature. You can get the beta version of it n
then add it in ur code instead of putting struts 1.2.2 jar file.
sachin
xoriant mumbai
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> Then each action would implement our 2 parameter show method, and return
> a String which could be passed to the ActionMapping by the CommonAction
> superclass. This would significantly simplify the code in our Action
> classes, reducing repetition between each one, and ensuring that they
> each
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