Application-specific exceptions are one of the least used and most useful tools. That's exactly how I'd go about doing it, and I dare say it's the right way.

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Subject: Re: Extending DynaValidatorActionForm... or using something else?



Laurent Duperval wrote:
I'm sure others have done something similar. What approaches have you taken?


Well, shortly after posting this, I remembered the <exception> tag could be added in an action. By defining a specific exception for the errors I'm trackin and sending them back to the container, this seems to fit the bill. There's still a couple of minor issues, but I think this might be sufficient.


L



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