Ted wrote: > The Struts Validator actually keys on the ActionMapping attribute. By > default this is set to be the FormBean name, but you can set a different > attribute on the ActionMapping. > So, on the ActionMapping, set a different attribute for each case, and > then specify a corresponding validator form using the same token.
I was going to say: Override validate() and only call super.validate() when you want validation to happen. But Ted's idea sounds better, except that I haven't a clue what he's talking about. Is this anything like setting the "parameter" attribute of the <action> tag for DynaValidatorForm, so it knows which method to call based on a request parameter? What attribute, other than validate="true", do you set on the <action> tag to tell it which section of validation.xml to use? -- Wendy Smoak Applications Systems Analyst, Sr. Arizona State University PA Information Resources Management
