Hi Craig and others,
We plan to use coarse grained action classes in our application.Basically what we plan
to is to do is combine add,update,delete operation to one Action class.
We have two options .
1.Have 1Action class - 1 JSP - 1 Form Bean approach. This Action class will handle all
oper
Hi Craig and others,
We plan to use coarse grained action classes in our application.Basically what we plan
to is to do is combine add,update,delete operation to one Action class.
We have two options .
1.Have 1Action class - 1 JSP - 1 Form Bean approach. This Action class will handle all
operati
k it was by Ted. The reason has to do
with security. Specifying bouinds on the length of a password limits the
universe of potential passwords that a cracker would need to test. And of
course if he/she saw a message saying "Password must be between 6 and 30
characters in length" that wo
Hi,
In this case it would be better to do it this was.
Any other suggestions !
Bachan
Heligon Sandra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With DynaValidatorForm it is possible to use the same Form for
multiple
views (JSP page), isn't it
Instead of writing different action forms you can have different entries in your
struts config with the same Object type (i.e action form ).In this was you can have
different rule for each form using the validator framework.
Does this sound feasible.
Michael Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Along
ure to extend
ValidatorActionForm rather than ValidatorForm.
Dave Derry
- Original Message -
From: "bachan s"
>
> Instead of writing different action forms you can have different entries
in your struts config with the same Object type (i.e action form ).In this
was you can h
Can you try removing the required from the depends for password and give minlength and
maxlength. Since minLength is mentioned required is not necesary.
Try it and let ue know.
this may be considered as a bug in struts too.
Thanks !
Bachan
"Nekkalapudi, Viplava" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: My
emoved the stuff for maxlength.
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From: bachan s [mailto:bachan_anand@;yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 2:39 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: JavaScript Validation: MinLength & MaxLength Functions
Don't Work
Can you try removing the requi
Hi ,
I am trying to work with sub application(modules) in Struts 1.1 .
I have made the following entry in my web.xml
config
/WEB-INF/conf/struts-default.xml
config/mod
/WEB-INF/conf/stru
Hi,
Does the input tags in struts have any inbuild error highlighting capability .
What I mean is if the validate / any other method sets an error message with the key
as the field name of a field , will the tag look into the ActionErrors object for each
of the input fields and check whether t
Hi,
Does the input tags in struts have any inbuild error highlighting capability .
What I mean is if the validate / any other method sets an error message with the key
as the field name of a field , will the tag look into the ActionErrors object for each
of the input fields and check whether t
Struts can help yon in this .If you ever use a back button and go back you can make
use of struts feature to take user to an error page .
You have to make a call to saveToken() method in your ActionClasses.
Thanks !
Bachan
Sri Sankaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:This is one of the arguments that
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