Faraz,
When using validation, the input result tells Struts where to dispatch/
redirect to if there's a validation error. When you submit the form,
Struts checks the fields against the validation XML - if there's an
error, it adds FieldError objects to the FieldErrors object on the
value stack, and dispatches to the JSP (or other resource) defined in
the input result element. This is nearly always the JSP containing the
form you submitted from.
You have to have a <result name="input"> because Struts has to know
where to redirect in the event of a validation error.
Not sure what you mean by the last bit of your question..
Andy.
On 10 Dec 2008, at 05:56, Faraz Ali wrote:
13:45:18,390 ERROR [ActionComponent] Could not execute action: /web/
MyAction
No result defined for action com.web.actions.MyAction and result
input -
action - file:/C:/
jboss-4.2.3.GA/server/default/tmp/deploy/tmp35854MyWeb-exp.war/WEB-
INF/classes/struts.xml:12:69
1. I have a simple Action class MyAction
2. A corresponding MyAction-validation.xml present in same location as
Action class
3. <s:fielderror /> is included in jsp
4. No <result name="input"> is present
My Question is why do we need this input element? Because i want to
control
it my way. And if i add this input element, its opening the jsp page
at the
start of the application. Can anybody help me how to do validation
properly
in struts2 application?
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Best Regards,
Faraz Ali
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