On 7/3/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
draegoon Z wrote:
> Sounds great so far, but I think I lost you on the first part.
> Let's work through a simple problem...
>
> Let's say I have in my struts-config:
>
> <action path="/my_action" forward="tile.my_action" />
> <action path="/success" forward="tile.success" />
> <action path="/error" forward="tile.error" />
>
> <action name="MyForm" path="/process_my_action" input="/my_action.do"
> scope="request" type="com.draegoonZ.action.MyAction">
> <forward name="success" path="/success.do" />
> <forward name="error" path="/error.do" />
> </action>
>
> First, what happens if MyForm just simply returns an ActionError?
MyForm, which I assume extends from Action, would have to return an
ActionForward, or null... if null, then the response would have to be
fully formed by the Action, otherwise it presumably returns a forward to
a JSP that renders some response. That JSP would have to make use of
the ActionErrors, and render a response appropriate for what you want to
happen on the client, whether that's updating a <div>, popping an
alert(), or something else.
I feel like I'm not understanding what your getting at though :)
Frank, please ignore my ignorance, if I understand correctly, an
Action still returns a full page, but your JS engine parses the
response and pulls out only relevant "ajaxified" parts and replaces
them in a page? So, if I need to print out error messages, I just need
to mark <html:errors/> tag with <ajax:enable /> ? What if I print
errors separately for every input field, will this still work?
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