I found the solution now.
Just override invalid.fieldvalue. in your properties file.
for example:
invalid.fieldvalue.aField=Ivalid value for "aField".
Thanks a lot, your answer got me on the right track.
Greg Lindholm-2 wrote:
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> You may have a different problem then you think;
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> The @Req
I found the @ConversionErrorFieldValidator and it works almost the way I
wanted.
Now I get my error message but I also get the default struts error message
which is: Invalid field value for field "".
Is there any "simple" way I can get rid of the default message from struts?
Thanks
nguyenlinh wr
Hello,
I have the same problem. So what kind of validator should I use if I have a
field of type int and I want to make sure the user typed a number?
Thanks,
Linh
Greg Lindholm-2 wrote:
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> You may have a different problem then you think;
>
> The @RequiredFieldValidator does not make any sense
You may have a different problem then you think;
The @RequiredFieldValidator does not make any sense on a int
(primitive) field as an int cannot be null. The validation interceptor
checks the values on the fields after params interceptor sets the
fields. The RequiredFieldValidator checks if the fi
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