I guess, there are other ways, but these are off the top of my head. * Define a hidden field in each form with the same name, but different value. In the validate() method check value of the Java field, which corresponds to hidden HTML field. Validate accordingly.
* for multiform page you can use DispatchAction or LookupDispatchAction, set "validate=false" in your action mapping, and validate manually from button handler. You can have custom validation methods for each button. Michael. On 5/6/05, Rafael Taboada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi dear Struts list friends. > > I have several JSPs and all them map only one actionform. All work > fine, in my actionform i have all attributes they appear in my JSPs. > > The problem is when i want to validate some input. For example in a > JSP i have two forms and when i want to work with only the first one, > i want to validate its attributes. I use the validate method in my > actionform, but there is an error because it validates all atributes > in my jsp and of course because I want to work with only one form, all > attributes of the another form has to be blank and this is the error. > > Is it correct to have only one actionform for many JSPs?? > > How can i validate my attributes with this approach?. > > thanks for your cooperation > > -- > > Rafael Taboada --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
