Thnaks Dave,
This is my case, sometimes I use the same page to input an to show the
data, and sometimes the form is empty.
I work wit your advise and the Neill too
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Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
12/04/2005 17:15
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Asunto: Re: The configuration of validation.xml crashes against Action
Servlet.
Niall Pemberton wrote:
>Having said that, is this really what you have in your struts-config.xml?
I would have expected to see validate="true" as well.
>
>
I (almost) never use the validate="true" attribute because I (almost)
always use the same action for creation and editing--if the
auto-validation is on it validates an empty form, which is almost never
right, so I call validation only on POSTs.
It's handled by a base Action class, so I (almost) never have to think
about it, but I _do_ have to remember to set it to false in the
struts-config to avoid confusion later.
Which leads me to a somewhat off-topic question: How do other people do
this? I haven't used validate="true" since (almost) the time I started
using Struts because of this issue.
Dave
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