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Thom,
Thom Burnett wrote:
> First, I found my error and it's (of course) not in any of the code listed.
> I had neglected the import statements in the jsp pages. :-(
That always helps. So, your JSPs weren't compiling or something? It's
odd that it wo
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From: "Thom Burnett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 1:07
First, I found my error and it's (of course) not in any of the code listed.
I had neglected the import statements in the jsp pages. :-(
So you can ignore this question but it does bring up another one.
Is there a way to get warnings or error messages when I've made a mistake
like this in the jsp?
I tried this technique for my situation where several jsp pages contribute
to one ActionForm.
I'm getting the correct page selection behavior by my errors don't show up.
For the first page (the donation page) everything works very nicely.
For the second page (the honoree page) there's no trace of
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Yariel,
I have a page validated with Validation Framework, but I can get that
page from two diferent jsp inputs. When an error ocurs, the validator
always turn me back to the same jsp input (the one especified) not
matter
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Yariel,
> I have a page validated with Validation Framework, but I can get that
> page from two diferent jsp inputs. When an error ocurs, the validator
> always turn me back to the same jsp input (the one especified) not
> matter which was the selecte
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