Re: Help Validating Accepted/Not Accepted radio buttons

[Jeff Beal]

I'd just put that in the Action class instead of in validation.  It 
seems like more of a "business" decision than a "validation" decision. 
(After all, 'Y' and 'N' are both valid responses.)

In Action:
if ("Y".equals(myForm.getAccept)) {
  return mapping.findForward("accept")
} else {
  return mapping.getInputForward();
}
-- Jeff
Wendy Smoak wrote:
I have a form on which the user must accept the terms and conditions when
registering for an account.  This is done with a pair of radio buttons set
to "Y" or "N".  (It defaults to "N".)
What is the best way to set up validation for this field so that if the user
does not change the selection to "Y", the form is re-displayed with an error
message?
How do I validate that a form field is exactly equal to a string?
Thanks,
Wendy Smoak

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