In both cases, you're returning an ActionForward that has no idea of the
environment in which it was created. So, why not forward to another
page (like "error.jsp")?
Yansheng Lin wrote:
That's what
return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput());
returns. An ActionForward to the jsp that gene
While I'm waiting for an answer to my OT: ?, I figured I'd come out and
ask the question that's been bothering me for a few days. First, the setup:
Form: Contains a number of fields. Indirectly extends ValidatorForm.
There are some processes in place not necessary for this discussion, but
c
I need to solve a problem associated with the Validator. If I use the
online search engines, I either get too little or too much info -- and I
have yet to find anything that pertains to my question. Is there a
mechanism whereby I can grab a tarball (or zip) of the last 10,000
messages? I kno
My last JSP job did not suffer that problem -- the graphics designer
also did 100% of the JSP work. This on a post 1.0.2 nightly with
integrated nested extensions (I had convinced the client on the benefits
of the nested extension and they prefered integrated rather than in a
separate package)
As it look like my last attempt bounced, resending...
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Let's take it one step further and make the Map a 1st-class object.
After all, shouldn't all knowledge of how to recognize a driver's
license be localized to a single class? Then the external interface can
be a simp
Let's take it one step further and make the Map a 1st-class object.
After all, shouldn't all knowledge of how to recognize a driver's
license be localized to a single class? Then the external interface can
be a simple as isValidLicense( state, licenseString );
Max Cooper wrote:
>I agree tha
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