*DESIGN FLAW*
Yep! You're quite right. If you want to build descendant ActionForms extend
base ActionForm class you will to iterate through ActionError and add
each one individually. Doh!
Or you can provide, for now, a special convenience method that
adds to ActionErrors lists together and put that in the ActionForm base
class.
class BaseActionForm {
public static ActionErrors addActionErrors(
ActionErrors e1, ActionErrors e2 ); //DOH!
}
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From: "Jonathan James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/11/2001 15:01 CST
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Is there no way to add an ActionErrors object to another ActionErrors?
I had several ActionForms that had common data so I factored it out into a separate
ActionForm. The validate for the outside ActionForm calls the validate for the inner
ActionForm like so:
ActionErrors errors = contactInfo.validate( mapping, request );
Then proceeds to add other ActionError objects to errrors.
Now I want to factor out some different data into another ActionForm and do the same
thing. I would LIKE to be able to just do this:
errors.add( otherInfo.validate( mapping, reqeust );
I guess I will extend ActionErrors and add a method to handle this. Has no one else
run into this problem? Any other ideas for a workaround?
-Jonathan
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