Glenn,
- Use a descendant of DispatchAction for your form's action, - Have two separate methods in the action class for your two buttons (one for 'commit' and one for 'cancel'). - In the struts-config.xml file, specify attribute 'validate' to 'false' for your form's action.The form validation wont't happen automatically this way. - In the method for the 'commit' button, call explicitely 'validate' on your form. But not in the method associated to the cancel button.
Thanks, I got that to work without resorting to a DispatchAction like this:
if (confirm.equals(cancel)) {
forward = "complete";
} else {
errors = dynaForm.validate(mapping, request);
if (errors.size() > 0) {
request.setAttribute("org.apache.struts.action.ERROR", errors);
forward = "failure";
}
}Is that the right way to put the errors in play?
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