I am not using DynaForms currently. If I stay with my Form beans extending
ValidatorForm, is there any way to call the validate() method and use the
validator.xml at the same time.
For example, I have the following Form bean.
public class LoginForm
extends ValidatorForm
implements GlobalConstants
{
}
I have validation for username and password in the validator.xml. However,
I plan on handling redirects if they are passed in as a parameter in the URL
query. The validation for this may be a little more complicated and I
wanted to handle it in the validate() method. However, if I create an
ActionErrors object in the validate() method, all errors reported by the
validation.xml and validation-rules.xml is erased as a new ActionErrors
object is assigned to the HttpRequest. Is there any way to append to the
ActionErrors object if one already exists? I tried the following but it
didn't work.
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request)
{
ActionErrors errors = (ActionErrors)
request.getAttribute(ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR);
if (errors == null)
{
errors = new ActionErrors();
}
/*
URL redirect validation done here and errors assigned as necessary.
*/
return errors;
}
Any suggestions or is the best way just writing my own Validator class for
the application?
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