I've had problems with this too. That is why I added
minlength and maxlength validation routines so regular
expression wouldn't need to be used this way.
ORO could also be used if you write your own validator
using ORO instead of Jakarta Regexp.
David
--- Dave J Dandeneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are experiencing a problem where the regexp
> package that the
> validator uses fails for some expressions and causes
> the system to hang.
> I am definitly not the best with regular
> expressions, but the expression
> that fails is ^.{1,30}$. It is fine until you test
> against a string
> longer then two or so characters. Is it possible to
> use ORO instead of
> the regexp package when doing validation?
>
> Dave
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