I meant this:
<form> <input type="text" name="name" value="$name"> <input type="text" name="city" value="$address.city"> <input type="text" name="zipcode" value="$address.zipcode"> <input type="text" name="country" value="$address.country"> </form>
UserForm () { String name; AddressForm address = new AddressForm(); }
AddressForm () { String city; String zipcode; String country;
validate(...) { // validate the address } }
UserAction () { UserForm userForm = (UserForm) form; ActionErrors errors = userForm.validate(); // Manually validate the data }
When I call the validate method in my action to validate the userForm, I would like it to validate the addressForm as well (with my custom validate method).
Can I do something like this?
ActionErrors errors = userForm.validate(); // Validate the userForm errors = userForm.address.validate(); // Validate the addressForm
So the errors variable would contains errors in userForm and addressForm.
Thanks, Ben
Ben - I think you have it mostly correct, except that the call to userForm.address.validate(); should APPEND to errors, not overwrite it by using an equal sign.
Hopefully somebody will correct anything else that won't work :)
Matt
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