From: "Dakota Jack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
So, I need something like LazyValidatorForm, but that is not working for me. Are we on all fours concerning the problem?
I think so. I'd like to see the HTML generated from your most recent post and know whether those 'normal' properties that are still in your form bean (that used to be an ActionForm and is now a LazyValidatorForm) are working or not.
I think that 1. you need to stick very closely to the JavaBeans naming conventions and 2. you shouldn't have get/set methods in a LazyValidatorForm. Perhaps Niall could comment on whether #2 is correct, it's just a theory. (From the JavaDoc, it is okay to define some properties in advance, but in struts-config.xml as you'd do for a dynamic form.)
Where is the best place to download html-el, by the way?
Last I looked, it was in the 'contrib' directory of the Struts distribution along with the other .jar files it needs. Look for struts-el.jar and take all the .jar files you find alongside it. I'd hold off until you can get this to work with a JSP expression though, you don't need any more variables at the moment.
Can you share that class?
Page, I should have said. I don't remember where it came from, it was originally done with scriptlets and then I got help to change it over to JSTL: http://wiki.wendysmoak.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?DebugJSP
HTH,
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Wendy Smoak
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