If you have the action can you use Reflection to step through the properties
and find the types that way?
Torsten Krah wrote:
>
> I want to customize the conversion error messages to be more special in
> cases
> of wrong types.
> Using a custom interceptor this is possible to do but lets say the map
> contains an error for the field "rule.date".
>
> Thats the OGNL expression, telling me that getRule().setDate(Date a)
> failed,
> because a was not a Date type.
> But how to know which type it is.
>
> I've got the action, is it possible to gernerate an OGNL Expression which
> let
> me call something like ("myOGNLCall".getType()) which tells me that
> java.util.Date is the type which should be returned?
>
> thx
>
> Torsten
>
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