[Stripes-users] Determining event from EL validation expression

2009-03-11 Thread Mike McNally
What's a good way to get at the event name relevant to an invocation
of a validation EL expression?

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Re: [Stripes-users] Determining event from EL validation expression

2009-03-11 Thread Cosmin Marginean
It seems that in the EL expression of such validations you can also 
access the action context (ActionBeanContext). From there you should be 
able to get the event name with "context.eventName".
Haven't tried it though, but knowing that most Stripes things work "as 
it says on the tin", it's worth a shot.

Cosmin
> What's a good way to get at the event name relevant to an invocation
> of a validation EL expression?
>
>   


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Re: [Stripes-users] Determining event from EL validation expression

2009-03-11 Thread Mike McNally
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Cosmin Marginean  wrote:
> It seems that in the EL expression of such validations you can also
> access the action context (ActionBeanContext). From there you should be
> able to get the event name with "context.eventName".
> Haven't tried it though, but knowing that most Stripes things work "as
> it says on the tin", it's worth a shot.

Ah yes, awesome.  Thanks!


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