Terry, I share your concern about OT messages drowning out valid Struts questions. However, in this particular case, it could be a matter of not a whole lot of people having experience with the problem.
For the situation you have, I have to say I just avoided it when I encountered it. At the time, I needed more out of my form than what I wanted to do with Dyna*Form anyway, so I went the traditional ActionForm way and did my validation in the validate() method. I don't know enough about validator in order to confirm that multi-level indexed property validation is not supported, but if I *had* to guess, I'd say it isn't. If I'm right, then other options you can look at are creating a custom validator, or using the traditional validate() method (on an ActionForm or a DynaActionForm extension). Hubert On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 11:28:51 -0600, Terry Roe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings, > > I find it interesting that most of the recent activity on this mailing > list has to do with items such as .NET, AOP, Flash, Crystal Reports, and > even Notepad! I don't mind the off topic posts, as they are usually at > least tangentially related to the topic of this list and are interesting > in themselves. However, I have posted a couple of Struts questions > dealing with production code I am trying to develop and are directly > related to Struts usage. I received a confirmation that one item wasn't > currently supported in Struts (indexed property validation with > JavaScript), but no suggestions on how I might work around it, and > another on which I received no help, described below. > > I'd think there'd be at least one or two gurus watching this list that > could at least say "you can't do that" or" here's what you might try." > I've seen the big guns respond to "easier" issues, but no one addresses > "tough" ones like the one below. Maybe it's too much effort, or maybe > I've breached protocol somehow in the way I've asked for help. It would > be nice to at least get a response to an issue that is directly related > to the topic of this mailing list. > > I don't mean to be rude, and I hope I'm not coming across that way. But > I've searched and searched for information on the issue below and have > come up empty. I came to the one place that I thought would be of some > help and have received no response. Could someone please tell me where > to go (and, yes, you may say GTH if that is the correct answer) to find > answers to questions on Struts functionality and usage? > > Thanks, > > TR > > Terry Roe wrote: > Re: Validation for Two Levels of Indexed Properties > > > Can Struts validate more than one level of indexed properties? First > > level works great. Love it. I've tried the following (phaseList and > > procedureList are two indexed properties) to get more than one level to > > work without success: > > > > <field property="units" > > indexedListProperty="plan.phaseList.procedureList" > > depends="required,intRange"> > > > > <field property="units" > > indexedListProperty="plan.phaseList[].procedureList" > > depends="required,intRange"> > > > > <field property="procedureList.units" > > indexedListProperty="plan.phaseList" depends="required,intRange"> > > > > <field property="procedureList[].units" > > indexedListProperty="plan.phaseList" depends="required,intRange"> > > > > Is multi-level, indexed property validation supported? If so, can > > someone relate the syntax to use? If not, can someone confirm than only > > one level of indexed property validation is supported? > > > > TR > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
