Thanks, I was finally able to figure it out...
^(?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z]).{6,15}$
> Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 21:06:10 -0800> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> user@struts.apache.org> Subject: Re: regex validation problem> > > hi,> >
> seems like ur missing validation and workflow interceptors. Try out this>
> entry in ur xml file:> > ...> <action name="bla bla"class="bla bla Action"
> method="bla bla">> <interceptor-ref name="scope">> bla bla>
> </interceptor-ref>> <interceptor-ref name="conversionError" />>
> <interceptor-ref name="params" />> <interceptor-ref name="validation" />>
> <interceptor-ref name="workflow" />> <result>bla bla</result>> ...> > hope
> this helps!> > > > Laurie Harper wrote:> > > > Hmm, sounds like the regex
> matching is stricter than I assumed. Try > > changing your rules from 'X' to
> '.*X.*' maybe, e.g. '.*[a-z]+.*'. Try > > commenting two of the regex
> validations and experimenting with the third > > until you're sure it's doing
> what you want, then bring the other two > > back and alter them to match.> >
> > > L.> > > > supa charoenchit wrote:> >> Hi, thanks for the response. I
> removed the '^' and '$' characters and it> >> still does not pass validation
> when I enter a valid password. It is a> >> little wierd, when i enter only
> lower case characters (or only uppercase> >> characters or only numbers), the
> check works correctly by saying I need> >> to enter [A-Z] and [0-9]... but
> when I enter those characters, it says> >> that I need to enter all three
> character groups: [a-z], [A-Z], [0-9].>> >> To: user@struts.apache.org> From:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: regex> >> validation problem> Date: Tue, 1
> Jan 2008 18:38:55 -0500> > supa> >> charoenchit wrote:> > Hello, I am having
> a problem validating a password> >> field.> > > > My requirement on my
> password is that it must be:> > 8> >> characters minimum length and contain
> at least one from each of the> >> following groups: [a-z], [A-Z], and [0-9].
> > > > > Here is what I have so> >> far (which is not working):> > > > [...]>
> > <field-validator> >> type="regex"> > > ^[a-z]+$> > <message>[> >
> a-z]</message> > > </field-validator> > > <field-validator type="regex"> >> >
> > ^[A-Z]+$> > <message>[A-Z]</message> > > </field-validator> > >> >
> <field-validator type="regex"> > > ^[0-9]+$> > <message>[0-9]</message> >> >
> > </field-validator> > > > > When I attempt to submit my form with correct> >
> data, it does not submit and states that I need a-z, A-Z, and 0-9. What is> >
> going on here?> > Well, those regexs say a valid password must start and> >
> end with one or > more lowercase letters, must also start and end with one> >
> or more > uppercase letters and must also start and end with one or more> >
> digits. > That's obviously not possible.> > If you remove the '^' and '$'> >
> characters from the expressions, you'll > just be testing that the> >
> characters appear somewhere within the > password, which I think is what> >
> you meant..> > L.> > >> >
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