Havent got past the rego screen yet.
(What on earth is a cardholder number and what format of number will this
field accept?)
Cardholder should really just say "Card Number", i.e. the 16 digit number on
the users credit card. I'll fix that along with Cardholder Name -- replace
that with "Card Name".
The "Card Number" field is validated using:
classname="org.apache.struts.util.StrutsValidator"
method="validateCreditCard"
I think David Winterfeldt built this class; Ted Husted translated wrote
validateCreditCard in Java based on Perl script written by Sean M. Burke.
I noticed your validation display could be improved.
Having entered a bad cardholder number it sent me back to the screen with
the actionerror displayed next to cardholder# field nicely. I tried a
different number and this time got sent back as I had forgotten to re-enter
passwords. So I entered those, and now got sent back because I still hadnt
guessed a correct cardholder number.
It should show all the problems at once. - Let me guess: You validate that
passwords were entered in the actionForm, but the cardholder number is
checked for validity in the action?
Actually, I use the Struts ValidatorForm and it seems that there's a level
of precedence with the validation dependencies. The dependency "required"
seems to intercept dependencies listed second, e.g. "creditCard". Using the
ValidatorForm it's not yet clear to me how to get around this idiosyncrasy.
Thanks for your comments,
--Michael Marrotte
-----Original Message-----
From: Galbreath, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 07:17
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Child Support Payment system for the state of FLorida,
Powered by Struts...
No it's not.
-----Original Message-----
From: Thinh Doan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 6:32 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Child Support Payment system for the state of FLorida,
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id/pwd given is bad.
Thinh
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Marrotte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 1:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Child Support Payment system for the state of FLorida, Powered
by Struts...
My boss gave me the OK to give the Struts User Group access to the
Struts-based application I'm working on.
I recently finished a beta release of a Child Support Payment (CSE-PAY)
system for the state of Florida. The system is a Struts-based webapp where
I use several Struts features -- as much Struts as I could figure for my
first Struts project.
You can access the system at:
http://test.myfloridacounty.com/cse-pay/
Login to the web server with:
User: myflc
Pass: myflc
Once logged in you're welcome to experiment with the system as much as you
like, i.e. sign up a phony user, credit card (e.g. Visa 4111111111111111),
add casses, make payments, etc...
I have not got the OK to release all the source as a bundle, yet. But, I
can release snippets on a case-by-case basis -- that is, I can send the code
that implements some behavior you're interested in. Hopefully I can release
the complete source, soon.
The system connects to two private and distinct (Oracle, Informix) DBMS. To
release all the source I might create mock copies of the databases
(usernames, passwords).
My intention in releasing this to the Struts User Group is two-fold. First
I would like to give back for all the help I received from the group putting
this project together. Second I hope that users might help do beta testing
as a side-effect.
Don't be afraid to make payments with a fake credit card number (e.g. Visa
4111111111111111). None of the orders are attached to a real merchant
account. But, They will get processed by our payment engine where I can do
some analysis.
Here's some test data for data entry into the system:
UNIFORM CASE NUMBERS
COUNTY LEGACY CASE NUMBER UNIFORM CASE NUMBER
12 22-0000023-CA 121922DR000023CAXXCR
12 22-0000024-CA 121922DR000024CAXXCR
12 23-0000065-CA 121923DR000065CAXXCR
12 23-0000076-CA 121923DR000076CAXXCR
12 23-0000096-CA 121923DR000096CAXXCR
12 25-0000059-CA 121925DR000059CAXXCR
12 26-0000036-CA 121926DR000036CAXXCR
12 54-0000044-CA 121954DR000044CAXXCR
12 73-0000000-CA 121973DR000000CAXXCR
12 73-0000015-CA 121973DR000015CAXXCR
12 is Flagler county...
LEGACY CASE NUMBERS
County 01 (Alachua)
00-0000000-DR
00-0000009-DR
00-0000017-DR
00-0000023-CA
00-0000029-DR
00-0000030-DR
00-0000035-DR
00-0000039-DR
00-0000040-DR
00-0000041-DR
00-0000044-DR
00-0000051-DR
00-0000060-DR
00-0000067-DR
County 02 (Baker)
00-0000002-DR
00-0000012-DR
00-0000015-DR
00-0000020-DR
00-0000022-DR
00-0000023-DR
00-0000024-DR
00-0000025-DR
00-0000026-DR
00-0000027-DR
00-0000028-DR
00-0000041-DR
00-0000042-DR
00-0000043-DR
County 03 (Bay)
00-0000000-CA
00-0000034-CA
00-0000035-CA
00-0000036-CA
00-0000041-CA
00-0000042-CA
00-0000043-CA
00-0000056-CA
00-0000071-CA
00-0000075-CA
00-0000078-CA
00-0000080-CA
00-0000082-CA
Please let me know what you think.
--Michael Marrotte
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