Apparently it isn't working as I expected. I would really like to understand
how this works.
Here is my form tag:
<s:form action="ScheduleDetailAction_updateSchedule" validate="true">
Here is my struts.xml entry:
<result type="chain" name="updateSchedule">
ScheduleDetailAction_update
</result>
Here is partial contents of my
ScheduleDetailAction-ScheduleDetailAction_updateSchedule-validation.xml
<field name="schedule.count">
<field-validator type="required">
<message>Count is required</message>
</field-validator>
<field-validator type="int">
3
30
<message>Count must be an integer between 3 and
30</message>
</field-validator>
</field>
and I have an update() method in my ScheduleDetailAction.java file.
Here is the problem:
If I enter an integer, the validation is checked and the form works
correctly. If I enter a String, for example, I get this error:
NoSuchMethodException: ScheduleDetailAction.updateSchedule()
Why does it honor the struts.xml and redirect to the update() method when
the input is correct, and why does it look for a non-existent method called
updateSchedule() otherwise?
Thanks in advance.
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