I don't know why setting validate=true would change how Tiles constructs
the page, but a couple of observations which might help:
- your action mapping doesn't have an 'input' attribute defined to tell
Struts what to display if validation fails
- your form bean extends ActionForm, not Validat
Thanks for your answer.
If i set validate="true" the layout is not applied. I see only the page
"createuser.jsp"
If i set validate="false" it works fine...
Why?
Ok here my config files:
If you nee more informations, just say it.
struts-config.xml
You can certainly use automatic validation together with Tiles, so
that's not the problem. You'll need to post your relevant
struts-config.xml excerpts and tiles-defs, and possibly relevant bits of
JSP so we can see what you're doing wrong.
L.
Sebastian Marten wrote:
After several hours of s
After several hours of searching i found the problem.
All pages work, if I set >validate="false"< in the struts config.
So I can't use the validate method of the bean?
Is there an alternative for this method?
Best regards,
Sebastian Marten
Sebastian Marten schrieb:
> Hello List,
>
> I have a p
Hello List,
I have a problem with Struts Tiles.
First I wrote all sub-page's for a very little Web shop.
Then i started with tiles and created a simple test layout.
Nothing special, but it works.
I have several normal pages, like the page "katliste.jsp"
I click the link to the related action:
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