framework
without any custom coding in JSP or beans.
Any idea how to wake up committers for struts-dev?
Tahir Awan
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Surely I'm r
tter, just an
"interested party".)
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Martin Cooper
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Sorry Martin but I could not find any way to contact those
artin Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I'm sure you could find all the addresses in the archives,
but I agree that
that is not too convenient. The original intent was that the
names on the
T
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From: Martin Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Any idea how to wake up committers for struts-dev?
What makes you think they are asleep?
A few points
Martin Cooper wrote:
3) There is at least one other implementation of Struts form validation
using regular expressions that I am aware of, which was written by David
Winterfeldt, and is based on the Jakarta Regexp package.
I'm getting very good use out of this in my current project.
Tahir,
David Winterfeldt has a very nice approach to regex validation that just
plugs into the framework, without modifying the code. Check it out at
http://home.earthlink.net/~dwinterfeldt/
This extends the current Struts validation, and works on both the client
and server side. This gets
logic per page is out of question and it
has to be part of the framework somehow.
Thanks,
Tahir Awan
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From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 5:01 PM
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Tahir,
David
Just looked into David's validator framework and it looks like a javascript
solution.
Can someone confirm this?
Tahir
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Just looked into David's validator framework and it looks like a
javascript
solution.
Can someone confirm this?
Tahir
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From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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As I understand it, the automatic properties feature is a way to avoid
the menial work of writing assessors and mutators for your form beans.
There really isn't any "logic" involved. The ActionForm bean has a
standard reset method that you can use to populate your beans with
default values.
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That's the exact intention I had while putting in regex validation i.e.,
to
provide basic validation.
btw, I havn't seen any comment regarding automatic properties. For us, its
saving a lot of time as we
In Dec-2000 issue of Javaworld, there was an article by "Thor Kristmundsson"
about enhancing Struts framework with regex validation and automatic
properties. Though the article is outdated due to recent development in
Struts but I liked the idea and spent some time implementing it.
I'm not keen
But its not bad either for basic form validation (null, range checks like)
and much better than using Javascript. I dont think any backend will rely
upon JSP validation and wont perform its own tests prior to saving the data.
Well, one of the 1.1 discussions is client side validation using
We too are in favor of regex validation in Struts and will participate in
development and testing.
Mike Oliver
Morningstar Systems.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 7:36 AM
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I agree
Title: RE: development issues
Surely I'm reiterating the obvious here, but Javascript alone cannot/should not be relied upon for validation. It does play a useful and important role, however its scope should normally be limited to improving the users experience with supplying input that our
On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 12:11:37AM +1000, Jim Richards wrote:
In Dec-2000 issue of Javaworld, there was an article by "Thor Kristmundsson"
about enhancing Struts framework with regex validation and automatic
properties. Though the article is outdated due to recent development in
Struts but
Hi,
In Dec-2000 issue of Javaworld, there was an article by "Thor Kristmundsson"
about enhancing Struts framework with regex validation and automatic
properties. Though the article is outdated due to recent development in
Struts but I liked the idea and spent some time implementing it.
In order
Tahir Awan wrote:
What's the process of submitting those tags to be
part of the struts framework.
I am sure there are many ways to do this.
Here are my thoughts:
Like you said you want to get users comments
so you can refine the implementation so:
1) Post the changes on a Web site
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