Re: once again: validate() not called
Hello Laurie, thanks for your answer. I don't know if that will help me, but I'll try it out. Does it make sense to insert interceptor-ref name=workflow param name=includeMethodssave/param /interceptor-ref in my struts.xml ? Will validate() then be called ? Volker Volker Karlmeier wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello struts freaks, i have quite an interesting problem again. In my struts.xml i have defined a method to call for my action (method=save) Every time execute() is called in my action class, the method validate() is executed before. The same action class used with struts.xml-parameter method=save is also executed as expected, but validate is never called before the method save. I think the intention of the interfaces Validatable/ValidationAware is that validate() should be called before the action is executed. This should work using execute() as well as any other method configured in struts.xml with the parameter method=method to call. Perhaps you didn't see my previous reply requesting more information: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Validation-on-methods-p16886534.html interceptor-ref name=validation ~ param name=includeMethodssave/param /interceptor-ref does not work. That's because it's the workflow interceptor, not the validation interceptor, which calls validate(). L. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: once again: validate() not called
Insert it where in your struts.xml? By default it shouldn't be necessary, since 'save' is not in the default exclude list, so the answer is that it probably doesn't make sense to insert that. Without seeing your action code, mapping and other related configuration, it's really not possible to advise further. You just haven't provided enough information to guess what's going wrong. L. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Laurie, thanks for your answer. I don't know if that will help me, but I'll try it out. Does it make sense to insert interceptor-ref name=workflow param name=includeMethodssave/param /interceptor-ref in my struts.xml ? Will validate() then be called ? Volker Volker Karlmeier wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello struts freaks, i have quite an interesting problem again. In my struts.xml i have defined a method to call for my action (method=save) Every time execute() is called in my action class, the method validate() is executed before. The same action class used with struts.xml-parameter method=save is also executed as expected, but validate is never called before the method save. I think the intention of the interfaces Validatable/ValidationAware is that validate() should be called before the action is executed. This should work using execute() as well as any other method configured in struts.xml with the parameter method=method to call. Perhaps you didn't see my previous reply requesting more information: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Validation-on-methods-p16886534.html interceptor-ref name=validation ~ param name=includeMethodssave/param /interceptor-ref does not work. That's because it's the workflow interceptor, not the validation interceptor, which calls validate(). L. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Volker Karlmeier wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello struts freaks, i have quite an interesting problem again. In my struts.xml i have defined a method to call for my action (method=save) Every time execute() is called in my action class, the method validate() is executed before. The same action class used with struts.xml-parameter method=save is also executed as expected, but validate is never called before the method save. I think the intention of the interfaces Validatable/ValidationAware is that validate() should be called before the action is executed. This should work using execute() as well as any other method configured in struts.xml with the parameter method=method to call. Perhaps you didn't see my previous reply requesting more information: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Validation-on-methods-p16886534.html interceptor-ref name=validation ~ param name=includeMethodssave/param /interceptor-ref does not work. That's because it's the workflow interceptor, not the validation interceptor, which calls validate(). L. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: error messages doesn't appear if validate is called programatically
Thank you very much Paul. It was a big time save for me.
Regards
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Hakan,
You need to store the error messages in the request or session after you
retrieve them:
ActionErrors errors = form.validate();
if ((errors != null) !errors.isEmpty()) {
saveErrors(request, errors);
return mapping.getInputForward();
}
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error messages doesn't appear if validate is called programatically
Hi, I have started using struts recently. I don't want to use default validation checking so I changed struts-config.xml. . . action path=/SomethingAction ... . . . validate=false . . In the SomethingAction class's execute method I call if (form.validate().size0 ) // forward to input page In auto validation case ( validate=true) error messages I configured appears on Input JSP but if validate=false as I configured above then messages soesn't appear on the Input JSP. Could anyone point me to some documents or provide hint about this problem? Thanks and regards Hakan This email may contain privileged/confidential information. You may not copy or disclose this email to anyone without the written permission of the sender. If you have received this email in error please kindly delete this message and notify the sender. Opinions expressed in this email are those of the sender and not necessarily the opinions of the employer. This email and any attached files should be scanned to detect viruses. No liability will be accepted by the employer for loss or damage (whether caused by negligence or not) as a result of email transmission.
Re: error messages doesn't appear if validate is called programatically
Hakan,
You need to store the error messages in the request or session after you
retrieve them:
ActionErrors errors = form.validate();
if ((errors != null) !errors.isEmpty()) {
saveErrors(request, errors);
return mapping.getInputForward();
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validate() not called haunts
Hi,
Thanks for all the help. Now i have got the debugging working. But
still the problem remains, validate() not being called. I tried all
combinations...I made a simple action and form without any business
logic etc...but i dont understand why validate method is being called
in only a single form and not being called for any other forms.
Most weird error.
Even if I call validate from the corresponding action, it does not get
called. However if I rename the validate method by another method e..g
update then I can call the update method from action.
Is there a way that the action errors created can be shown as error by
jsp page ?
Heres the code ;
**action
form.update(mapping,request); // form.validate() doesnt get called so i renamed
to update()
**form
public ActionErrors update(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest request) {
super.validate(mapping,servlet);
errors = new ActionErrors();
if (nullOrBlank(m_location)) {
errors.add(Location,new
ActionError(errors.location.required));
}
return new ActionErrors();
}
So basically the action class can get the errors, but how should i
display that errors on jsp (This is all because validate() not being
called).
Jay
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oh ok I see where you are coming from.. I didn't know about this remote
debugging thing so it's good info..:) However, I didn't think the original
poster had this situation at all.. or maybe i grossly
misunderstood...(been known to happen..;))
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No, not at all, it doesn't matter where tomcat is started from. As
long as tomcat was started with JDWP debugging, you can connect up
with any recent java debugger. Your tomcat can be in China and your
debugging session in NYC, it just doesn't matter, and it certainly
doesn't have to be in the same JVM.
Try googling for JDWP and/or JPDA, or see
http://java.sun.com/products/jpda/ or
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/development.html
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Well, not only that, if you want eclipse to play nice with tomcat (and
have eclipse obey break points and what not), then you in fact start
tomcat from within eclipse, right? I have been doing this for a while
now
so I don't see what the problem could be..?
Would something like this link help:
http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/comp/dsilver/2513/EclipseAndTomcatTutorial/
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Re: validate() not called haunts
You could manually set the errors in the page within your action with the method
addErrors( request , form.update(mapping,request) );
the addErrors method is already defined in the class Action.
Jay Sheth wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for all the help. Now i have got the debugging working. But
still the problem remains, validate() not being called. I tried all
combinations...I made a simple action and form without any business
logic etc...but i dont understand why validate method is being called
in only a single form and not being called for any other forms.
Most weird error.
Even if I call validate from the corresponding action, it does not get
called. However if I rename the validate method by another method e..g
update then I can call the update method from action.
Is there a way that the action errors created can be shown as error by
jsp page ?
Heres the code ;
**action
form.update(mapping,request); // form.validate() doesnt get called so i renamed
to update()
**form
public ActionErrors update(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest request) {
super.validate(mapping,servlet);
errors = new ActionErrors();
if (nullOrBlank(m_location)) {
errors.add(Location,new
ActionError(errors.location.required));
}
return new ActionErrors();
}
So basically the action class can get the errors, but how should i
display that errors on jsp (This is all because validate() not being
called).
Jay
On 8/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
oh ok I see where you are coming from.. I didn't know about this remote
debugging thing so it's good info..:) However, I didn't think the original
poster had this situation at all.. or maybe i grossly
misunderstood...(been known to happen..;))
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No, not at all, it doesn't matter where tomcat is started from. As
long as tomcat was started with JDWP debugging, you can connect up
with any recent java debugger. Your tomcat can be in China and your
debugging session in NYC, it just doesn't matter, and it certainly
doesn't have to be in the same JVM.
Try googling for JDWP and/or JPDA, or see
http://java.sun.com/products/jpda/ or
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/development.html
-ed
On 8/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, not only that, if you want eclipse to play nice with tomcat (and
have eclipse obey break points and what not), then you in fact start
tomcat from within eclipse, right? I have been doing this for a while
now
so I don't see what the problem could be..?
Would something like this link help:
http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/comp/dsilver/2513/EclipseAndTomcatTutorial/
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Re: {Spam?} Re: validate() not called haunts
Gareth Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/10/2005 10:28:31 AM: You could manually set the errors in the page within your action with the method addErrors( request , form.update(mapping,request) ); the addErrors method is already defined in the class Action. It is saveErrors(request,..etc. isn't it? Also, I think you're supposed to ActionMessages instead of ActionErrors.. Geeta
validate() finally called !!!!!!!
Hi, Thanks for all the help. Any1 wont believe what a silly mistake. I forgot to add the html:errors / tag in the jsp page. I found out by when reading doc for the addErrors(). Thanks once again. Jay On 8/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gareth Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/10/2005 10:28:31 AM: You could manually set the errors in the page within your action with the method addErrors( request , form.update(mapping,request) ); the addErrors method is already defined in the class Action. It is saveErrors(request,..etc. isn't it? Also, I think you're supposed to ActionMessages instead of ActionErrors.. Geeta - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: validate() not called haunts
p. Now i have got the debugging working. But
Since debugging is working, try catching a breakpoint where validate is
being called, then step-into...
My best guess is the method signatures need to be verified. INO, are you
overridding validate or overloading? You may be invoking the superclass
validate instead of the intended forms' validate. If all else fails,
place a breakpoint/sys.out in Struts' ActionForm.validate to see if it's
getting there.
Happy debugging,
Duane
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From: Jay Sheth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: validate() not called haunts
Hi,
Thanks for all the help. Now i have got the debugging working. But still
the problem remains, validate() not being called. I tried all
combinations...I made a simple action and form without any business
logic etc...but i dont understand why validate method is being called in
only a single form and not being called for any other forms.
Most weird error.
Even if I call validate from the corresponding action, it does not get
called. However if I rename the validate method by another method e..g
update then I can call the update method from action.
Is there a way that the action errors created can be shown as error by
jsp page ?
Heres the code ;
**action
form.update(mapping,request); // form.validate() doesnt get called so i
renamed
to update()
**form
public ActionErrors update(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
super.validate(mapping,servlet);
errors = new ActionErrors();
if (nullOrBlank(m_location)) {
errors.add(Location,new
ActionError(errors.location.required));
}
return new ActionErrors();
}
So basically the action class can get the errors, but how should i
display that errors on jsp (This is all because validate() not being
called).
Jay
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Re: {Spam?} RE: validate() not called haunts
That's right!!! I mean about the method signature!! I meant to write that
to you and then something else intervened and i forgot.. Yes, so do that
and let us know..:)
Geeta
Duane Rosengartner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/10/2005
02:51:42 PM:
p. Now i have got the debugging working. But
Since debugging is working, try catching a breakpoint where validate is
being called, then step-into...
My best guess is the method signatures need to be verified. INO, are you
overridding validate or overloading? You may be invoking the superclass
validate instead of the intended forms' validate. If all else fails,
place a breakpoint/sys.out in Struts' ActionForm.validate to see if it's
getting there.
Happy debugging,
Duane
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From: Jay Sheth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 9:23 AM
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Subject: validate() not called haunts
Hi,
Thanks for all the help. Now i have got the debugging working. But still
the problem remains, validate() not being called. I tried all
combinations...I made a simple action and form without any business
logic etc...but i dont understand why validate method is being called in
only a single form and not being called for any other forms.
Most weird error.
Even if I call validate from the corresponding action, it does not get
called. However if I rename the validate method by another method e..g
update then I can call the update method from action.
Is there a way that the action errors created can be shown as error by
jsp page ?
Heres the code ;
**action
form.update(mapping,request); // form.validate() doesnt get called so i
renamed
to update()
**form
public ActionErrors update(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
super.validate(mapping,servlet);
errors = new ActionErrors();
if (nullOrBlank(m_location)) {
errors.add(Location,new
ActionError(errors.location.required));
}
return new ActionErrors();
}
So basically the action class can get the errors, but how should i
display that errors on jsp (This is all because validate() not being
called).
Jay
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RE: validate() not called haunts
well,
I have given up on calling the validate(), I have checked method sign etc...
now i am renaming the validate to another method name e.g.
validate_fields. I am calling the validate_fields from action. and
using addErrors in action to add messages to jsp.
Thanks,
Jay
On 8/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's right!!! I mean about the method signature!! I meant to write that
to you and then something else intervened and i forgot.. Yes, so do that
and let us know..:)
Geeta
Duane Rosengartner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/10/2005
02:51:42 PM:
p. Now i have got the debugging working. But
Since debugging is working, try catching a breakpoint where validate is
being called, then step-into...
My best guess is the method signatures need to be verified. INO, are you
overridding validate or overloading? You may be invoking the superclass
validate instead of the intended forms' validate. If all else fails,
place a breakpoint/sys.out in Struts' ActionForm.validate to see if it's
getting there.
Happy debugging,
Duane
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From: Jay Sheth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: validate() not called haunts
Hi,
Thanks for all the help. Now i have got the debugging working. But still
the problem remains, validate() not being called. I tried all
combinations...I made a simple action and form without any business
logic etc...but i dont understand why validate method is being called in
only a single form and not being called for any other forms.
Most weird error.
Even if I call validate from the corresponding action, it does not get
called. However if I rename the validate method by another method e..g
update then I can call the update method from action.
Is there a way that the action errors created can be shown as error by
jsp page ?
Heres the code ;
**action
form.update(mapping,request); // form.validate() doesnt get called so i
renamed
to update()
**form
public ActionErrors update(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
super.validate(mapping,servlet);
errors = new ActionErrors();
if (nullOrBlank(m_location)) {
errors.add(Location,new
ActionError(errors.location.required));
}
return new ActionErrors();
}
So basically the action class can get the errors, but how should i
display that errors on jsp (This is all because validate() not being
called).
Jay
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Re: Re: Re: validate() not called haunts
That was a good link - thanks!
Re. the Spam thing, i really do apologize. I totally understand because
it probably bugs me more than it bugs anybody else. We are supposed to use
Lotus notes for mail in our company and I absolutely *hate* it. This
spam thing is just one more annoying feature. I guess I can look into
it, but I have a feeling I'll get nowhere.. Only thing I can do is
remember to manually remove it from the subject every time I write, or
just use another mail client. But that's another can of worms...
Sorry about the rant, but it's a sore point with me. I'll look into it
tomorrow..
Geeta
Jeff Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/10/2005 04:04:45 PM:
addErrors() is a new method in 1.2.7. addErrors() and addMessages()
are both valid, and both accept ActionMessages as arguments. For more
on the difference between ActionErrors and ActionMessages, see
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/ActionErrorsAndActionMessages. Also,
please get rid of the 'Re: {Spam?}' in your subject lines. It's
annoying in general, but also causes GMail to think you are starting a
new Conversation. I imagine that other mail readers have similar
issues.
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Gareth Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 08/10/2005 10:28:31
AM:
You could manually set the errors in the page within your action
with the method
addErrors( request , form.update(mapping,request) );
the addErrors method is already defined in the class Action.
It is saveErrors(request,..etc. isn't it?
Also, I think you're supposed to ActionMessages instead of
ActionErrors..
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HI,
I have a problem here too. I dont understand how to configure this for
tomcat5.5.9 which uses the UI for running it. The link which you
mentioned has remedy for older tomcat, which uses files for
configuration.
Any help would be great.
Jay
On 8/8/05, Ed Griebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need to have tomcat work with eclipse to debug action
classes. All you need is to make changes to the tomcat startup file to
enable JDWP debugging on a socket, and then tell eclipse to start
debugging at the socket and hostname if on a different host or
localhost if same box. Set a breakpoint in your project's source, and
you'll be all set.
see the first few links here: http://www.google.com/search?q=xrunjdwp+tomcat
-ed
On 8/8/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot do that, since the 2 forms are having different fields.
Somehow the tomcat 5.5.9 doesnt work with eclipse for my project. I am
using ui to start tomcat.
thanks anyways.
Jay
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Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set breakpoints and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug - as you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change took and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request
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So what is the problem you are having? I am using eclipse and tomcat 5.5.9
just fine...?
Geeta
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HI,
I have a problem here too. I dont understand how to configure this for
tomcat5.5.9 which uses the UI for running it. The link which you
mentioned has remedy for older tomcat, which uses files for
configuration.
Any help would be great.
Jay
On 8/8/05, Ed Griebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need to have tomcat work with eclipse to debug action
classes. All you need is to make changes to the tomcat startup file to
enable JDWP debugging on a socket, and then tell eclipse to start
debugging at the socket and hostname if on a different host or
localhost if same box. Set a breakpoint in your project's source, and
you'll be all set.
see the first few links here:
http://www.google.com/search?q=xrunjdwp+tomcat
-ed
On 8/8/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot do that, since the 2 forms are having different fields.
Somehow the tomcat 5.5.9 doesnt work with eclipse for my project. I am
using ui to start tomcat.
thanks anyways.
Jay
On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set breakpoints
and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug -
as you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change
took and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So
are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes
in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you
haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking
it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping,
HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in
update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
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I haven't used 5.5.9, but my guess is that the gui is just a
pointy-clicky front end for some scripts and one can still launch it
with a shell script or batch file. Maybe take a look in
tomcat_home/bin for launcher scripts.
On 8/9/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI,
I have a problem here too. I dont understand how to configure this for
tomcat5.5.9 which uses the UI for running it. The link which you
mentioned has remedy for older tomcat, which uses files for
configuration.
Any help would be great.
Jay
On 8/8/05, Ed Griebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need to have tomcat work with eclipse to debug action
classes. All you need is to make changes to the tomcat startup file to
enable JDWP debugging on a socket, and then tell eclipse to start
debugging at the socket and hostname if on a different host or
localhost if same box. Set a breakpoint in your project's source, and
you'll be all set.
see the first few links here: http://www.google.com/search?q=xrunjdwp+tomcat
-ed
On 8/8/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot do that, since the 2 forms are having different fields.
Somehow the tomcat 5.5.9 doesnt work with eclipse for my project. I am
using ui to start tomcat.
thanks anyways.
Jay
On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set breakpoints and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug - as
you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change took
and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are
you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in
your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter
Re: {Spam?} Re: {Spam?} Re: {Spam?} Re: {Spam?} validate() not called
Well, not only that, if you want eclipse to play nice with tomcat (and
have eclipse obey break points and what not), then you in fact start
tomcat from within eclipse, right? I have been doing this for a while now
so I don't see what the problem could be..?
Would something like this link help:
http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/comp/dsilver/2513/EclipseAndTomcatTutorial/
Geeta
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I haven't used 5.5.9, but my guess is that the gui is just a
pointy-clicky front end for some scripts and one can still launch it
with a shell script or batch file. Maybe take a look in
tomcat_home/bin for launcher scripts.
On 8/9/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI,
I have a problem here too. I dont understand how to configure this for
tomcat5.5.9 which uses the UI for running it. The link which you
mentioned has remedy for older tomcat, which uses files for
configuration.
Any help would be great.
Jay
On 8/8/05, Ed Griebel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need to have tomcat work with eclipse to debug action
classes. All you need is to make changes to the tomcat startup file to
enable JDWP debugging on a socket, and then tell eclipse to start
debugging at the socket and hostname if on a different host or
localhost if same box. Set a breakpoint in your project's source, and
you'll be all set.
see the first few links here:
http://www.google.com/search?q=xrunjdwp+tomcat
-ed
On 8/8/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot do that, since the 2 forms are having different fields.
Somehow the tomcat 5.5.9 doesnt work with eclipse for my project. I
am
using ui to start tomcat.
thanks anyways.
Jay
On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If
you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set
breakpoints and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug
- as you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point
to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change
took and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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checked that...
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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wrote:
Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So
are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes
in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you
haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and
checking it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping,
HttpServletRequest
request
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No, not at all, it doesn't matter where tomcat is started from. As long as tomcat was started with JDWP debugging, you can connect up with any recent java debugger. Your tomcat can be in China and your debugging session in NYC, it just doesn't matter, and it certainly doesn't have to be in the same JVM. Try googling for JDWP and/or JPDA, or see http://java.sun.com/products/jpda/ or http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/development.html -ed On 8/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, not only that, if you want eclipse to play nice with tomcat (and have eclipse obey break points and what not), then you in fact start tomcat from within eclipse, right? I have been doing this for a while now so I don't see what the problem could be..? Would something like this link help: http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/comp/dsilver/2513/EclipseAndTomcatTutorial/ Geeta - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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oh ok I see where you are coming from.. I didn't know about this remote
debugging thing so it's good info..:) However, I didn't think the original
poster had this situation at all.. or maybe i grossly
misunderstood...(been known to happen..;))
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No, not at all, it doesn't matter where tomcat is started from. As
long as tomcat was started with JDWP debugging, you can connect up
with any recent java debugger. Your tomcat can be in China and your
debugging session in NYC, it just doesn't matter, and it certainly
doesn't have to be in the same JVM.
Try googling for JDWP and/or JPDA, or see
http://java.sun.com/products/jpda/ or
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/development.html
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Well, not only that, if you want eclipse to play nice with tomcat (and
have eclipse obey break points and what not), then you in fact start
tomcat from within eclipse, right? I have been doing this for a while
now
so I don't see what the problem could be..?
Would something like this link help:
http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/comp/dsilver/2513/EclipseAndTomcatTutorial/
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validate() not called
Hi, I am trying to use the validate() by extending the org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class. The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class which I have created, however it is not being called for another similar form class. There are no errors which compiling etc...so i dont get to know why it is not being called. Any hints on how to debug as to why it is not called ? The snippet struts-config.xml is : action path=/maintainRecurringTasks type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction scope=request name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm parameter=maintainRecurringTasks validate=true forward name=success path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp / /action Thanks, Jay - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed a
break point in your validate and execute methods? Can you send us the
snippets from struts-config.xml for both the classes and tell us which
works and which doesn't?
Geeta
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Hi,
I am trying to use the validate() by extending the
org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class.
The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class
which I have created, however it is not being called for another
similar form class. There are no errors which compiling etc...so i
dont get to know why it is not being called.
Any hints on how to debug as to why it is not called ?
The snippet struts-config.xml is :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
Thanks,
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors = super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors = super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in main tain called );
...basically the same. Even though I use
input=/jsp/tasks/MaintainOverridePage.jsp it does not help.
Basically some silly mistake which i dont understand.
Jay
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Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed a
break point in your validate and execute methods? Can you send us the
snippets from struts-config.xml for both the classes and tell us which
works and which doesn't?
Geeta
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Hi,
I am trying to use the validate() by extending the
org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class.
The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class
which I have created, however it is not being called for another
similar form class. There are no errors which compiling etc...so i
dont get to know why it is not being called.
Any hints on how to debug as to why it is not called ?
The snippet struts-config.xml is :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
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Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in main tain
called );
...basically the same. Even though I use
input=/jsp/tasks/MaintainOverridePage.jsp it does not help.
Basically some silly mistake which i dont understand.
Jay
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Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed a
break point in your validate and execute methods? Can you send us the
snippets from struts-config.xml for both the classes and tell us which
works and which doesn't?
Geeta
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Hi,
I am trying to use the validate() by extending the
org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class.
The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class
which I have created, however it is not being called for another
similar form class. There are no errors which compiling etc...so i
dont get to know why it is not being called.
Any hints on how to debug as to why it is not called ?
The snippet struts-config.xml is :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
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Jay
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checked that...
form-bean name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in main tain
called );
...basically the same. Even though I use
input=/jsp/tasks/MaintainOverridePage.jsp it does not help.
Basically some silly mistake which i dont understand.
Jay
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Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed a
break point in your validate and execute methods? Can you send us the
snippets from struts-config.xml for both the classes and tell us which
works and which doesn't?
Geeta
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Hi,
I am trying to use the validate() by extending the
org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class.
The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class
which I have created, however it is not being called for another
similar form class. There are no errors which compiling etc...so i
dont get to know why it is not being called.
Any hints on how to debug as to why it is not called ?
The snippet struts-config.xml is :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
Thanks,
Jay
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Jay Sheth wrote: Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help... What do the validation.xml configs look like? Dave - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set breakpoints and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug - as you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change took and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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checked that...
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in main
tain
called );
...basically the same. Even though I use
input=/jsp/tasks/MaintainOverridePage.jsp it does not help.
Basically some silly mistake which i dont understand.
Jay
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Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed
a
break point in your validate and execute methods? Can you send us the
snippets from struts-config.xml for both the classes and tell us which
works and which doesn't?
Geeta
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Hi,
I am trying to use the validate() by extending the
org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class.
The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class
which I have created, however it is not being called for another
similar form class. There are no errors which compiling etc...so i
dont get to know why it is not being called.
Any hints on how to debug as to why it is not called ?
The snippet struts-config.xml is :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
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I have mapped only for the update**form (the one which works)... formset form name=UpdateOverridePageForm field property=duration depends=requiredif arg0 key=errors.duration.required/ var var-namefield[0]/var-name var-valueedit_delete/var-value /var var var-namefieldTest[0]/var-name var-valueEQUAL/var-value /var var var-namefieldValue[0]/var-name var-value2/var-value /var var var-namefieldValue[0]/var-name var-value2/var-value /var /field field property=earliest_start depends=requiredif arg0 key=errors.arrive.required/ var var-namefield[0]/var-name var-valueedit_delete/var-value /var var var-namefieldTest[0]/var-name var-valueEQUAL/var-value /var var var-namefieldValue[0]/var-name var-value2/var-value /var /field field property=latest_start depends=requiredif arg0 key=errors.complete.required/ var var-namefield[0]/var-name var-valueedit_delete/var-value /var var var-namefieldTest[0]/var-name var-valueEQUAL/var-value /var var var-namefieldValue[0]/var-name var-value2/var-value /var /field field property=location depends=requiredif arg0 key=errors.location/ var var-namefield[0]/var-name var-valueedit_delete/var-value /var var var-namefieldTest[0]/var-name var-valueEQUAL/var-value /var var var-namefieldValue[0]/var-name var-value2/var-value /var /field /form /formset I had also mapped for the maintain...but removed it...it doesnt work even with it... for maintain it was similar with one more field.. Jay On 8/8/05, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jay Sheth wrote: Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help... What do the validation.xml configs look like? Dave - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I cannot do that, since the 2 forms are having different fields.
Somehow the tomcat 5.5.9 doesnt work with eclipse for my project. I am
using ui to start tomcat.
thanks anyways.
Jay
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Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set breakpoints and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug - as you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change took and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in main
tain
called );
...basically the same. Even though I use
input=/jsp/tasks/MaintainOverridePage.jsp it does not help.
Basically some silly mistake which i dont understand.
Jay
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Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed
a
break point in your validate and execute methods? Can you send us the
snippets from struts-config.xml for both the classes and tell us which
works and which doesn't?
Geeta
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org.apache.struts.validator.ValidatorForm class.
The problem is that the validate() is being called for one form class
which I have created
Re: {Spam?} Re: {Spam?} Re: {Spam?} validate() not called
You don't need to have tomcat work with eclipse to debug action
classes. All you need is to make changes to the tomcat startup file to
enable JDWP debugging on a socket, and then tell eclipse to start
debugging at the socket and hostname if on a different host or
localhost if same box. Set a breakpoint in your project's source, and
you'll be all set.
see the first few links here: http://www.google.com/search?q=xrunjdwp+tomcat
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On 8/8/05, Jay Sheth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cannot do that, since the 2 forms are having different fields.
Somehow the tomcat 5.5.9 doesnt work with eclipse for my project. I am
using ui to start tomcat.
thanks anyways.
Jay
On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you use an IDE for development? Like eclipse or something? If you
don't, I would suggest you do because then you could set breakpoints and
debug that way.. System.out.printlns aren't the best way to debug - as you
are probably finding out..:)
One more thing you could do is the following: change the
MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm in struts-config.xml to also point to
tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm. Restart to ensure you change took and
try again. Do you hit the validate method now?
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checked that...
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
type=tasks.form.MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm/
form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm
type=tasks.form.UpdateOverridePageForm/
Any other hints ? Is there a way to debug or something...?
Just one more thing to tell...I have mapped the form for
updateoverridepageform in validation.xml but not mapped
maintain**form. Even if i map that doesnt help...
I think there is some other mistake...but hard to find...any other
hints would help.
Jay
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Hi Jay:
So the form beans you are using in both cases are different. So are you
sure these two form bean names are mapped to the correct classes in your
struts-config.xml?
i.e. check what form-bean name=UpdateOverridePageForm.. and
form-bean
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm.. map to and see if you haven't
made
a mistake there..
hth,
Geeta
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I am using the system.out. in both classes validate() and checking it
out.
The working codes struts config class:
action
path=/updateOverride
type=tasks.action.UpdateOverridePageAction
scope=request
name=UpdateOverridePageForm
attribute=UpdateOverridePageForm
parameter=updateOverride
validate=true
input=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/UpdateOverridePage.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in update
called);
-- This does come in the logs.
The not working code :
action
path=/maintainRecurringTasks
type=tasks.action.MaintainRecurringTasksPageAction
scope=request
name=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
attribute=MaintainRecurringTasksPageForm
parameter=maintainRecurringTasks
validate=true
forward name=success
path=/jsp/tasks/MaintainRecurringTasks.jsp /
/action
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest
request) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
ActionErrors errors =
super.validate(mapping, request);
System.out.println(validate in main
tain
called );
...basically the same. Even though I use
input=/jsp/tasks/MaintainOverridePage.jsp it does not help.
Basically some silly mistake which i dont understand.
Jay
On 8/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jay,
So how do you know that validate() isn't being called? Have you placed
a
break point in your validate and execute methods
