Craig wrote:
The validator framework already lets you write reusable custom
validation functions, and it already supports dynabeans -- what do you
need that is not already available?
I'm a big fan of keeping as much stuff in one place as possible.
By using the form-property tag, you can
On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, James Turner wrote:
The point? In the quest to incorporate everyone else's best practices into
each others products, it's getting harder and harder for us mere mortals to
compile, configure and use any of them. I'll turn your question around,
Craig. If I want to use
To turn around your turn around, why should we invent *two* mechanisms to
do the same thing (specify validations for dynamic form
beans)? That would be a horrendous waste of effort.
I disagree but understand and respect your point of view.
AFAICT, the validator framework can functionally do
More Dynabean stuff.
Looking over the new form-property DynaBean stuff in the struts config
file, it strikes me that the one thing that would make it work seamlessly
for 90% of all forms I ever code would be to allow the individual
properties to have validation functions rather than require a
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