its the default validation method...
- if you use the Validation Framework ( FormBean extends ValidationForm)
its validation method will be called(validate all fields against the
configuration in validation.xml)
and all errors will be added to the default ActionMessage Object
- if u use your own validate method its in your hand what happens if
some errors occur
maybe adding the error with
ActionMessages msgs = new ActionMessages();
messages.add(ActionMessages.GLOBAL_MESSAGE, new
ActionMessage("error.xxx.xxx"));
or something like that
boraldo wrote:
Do I understand properly that ActionSupport.validate method that you used
here performs the same validation as validation interceptor ?
How can I see if there were validation errors ?
benjamin haimerl wrote:
hi boraldo
a very simple way should be:
Action:
YourActionConnetedToTheFormAction extends Action..{
execute(..){
String qString = request.getQueryString();
if(qString!=null && paramsFound(...))
// *paramsFound() = check if your formParams were given by query String
}
else {
//check if your formBean is set (depends on the scope you have set in
your struts-config.xml)
//e.g.
if(request.getAttribute(yourForm)!=null) {
yourForm.validate() {
}
}
}
}
should work ;)
boraldo wrote:
I have a form. And I want to have one url for form itself and for
submitting
it.
Controller should look at method and if it is GET, show form, if POST -
make
validations and so on.
How can I do it ?
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