That was true with the html:errors tag, but not with the newer
html:messages tag. With the messages, tag the errors.header and .footer
are optional, so can do things like this:
<logic:messagesPresent>
<TABLE width="100%">
<TR><TD class="message">
<UL>
<html:messages id="error">
<LI><bean:write name="error"/></LI>
</html:messages>
</UL>
</TD></TR>
</TABLE>
</logic:messagesPresent>
JC wrote:
>
> Hi,
> A great thing with Struts is the error validation
> capabilities. However, the use of <html:errors/>, or
> lately <html:messages>, poses a problem that I found
> not to be a very good design (though it is slightly
> better in the messages tag).
>
> What I don't like is, in order to get any presentation
> formatting on the header and footer, you need to enter
> html in the resources and therefore mixing up data and
> presentation.
>
> An example where this apply is that we have an i18n
> utility where the administrator for each country can
> translate all messages from a default language into
> their local language and for the messages headers and
> footers they have to see the html as well.
>
> Has anyone thought of this before?
>
> /Johannes
>
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