I appreciate your help.
I gave up on Valang. I don't think it works.
Here is what I did for others using Spring MVC:
Created a new class which implemented Validator with the following validate
method:
public void validate(Object target, Errors errors) {
KeyMetadata givenData = (Key
On 8/8/07, Developer Abe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> I read that post and it was helpful but I still don't think I understand
> what is meant by
>
> "use a String property, and then do some custom formatting (after
> validation) to make it into a date".
>
> If I understand correctly w
Hi Matt,
I read that post and it was helpful but I still don't think I understand
what is meant by
"use a String property, and then do some custom formatting (after
validation) to make it into a date".
If I understand correctly when you said that it doesn't make sense to
"to validate a java.uti
This should help:
http://www.jroller.com/raible/entry/validating_dates_with_commons_validator
Matt
On 8/8/07, Developer Abe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Getting the following:
>
> [keymanager] DEBUG [main]
> KeyMetadataFormController.showNewForm(322) | Displayin
> g new form
> [keymanager] DEBUG
