I think Srikanth has hit the nail on the head, in that
I am not fully utilizing what is already available
with vanilla J2EE, namely security roles,
authorization constraints, and error pages, all of
which I can declare in the deployment descriptor of my
web app. But I still want to use a Struts
I have created an Action class which does session
validation by checking to see if a loggedIn flag is
set in the session - if it is absent, or set to false,
then I want to forward to the login page. However if
it is set to true then I don't want to do anything -
the execute() method should just
Thanks for all of the suggestions on how to solve this
problem. You have all given good ideas and introduced
me to concepts that I am unfamiliar with as a beginner
with Struts.
To further clarify what I want to do, in case it will
lead to more pointed suggestions - I am including this
session
Hello,
I'm using DynaValidatorForm to check certain form fields are entered as required. The
validation is done sucessfully but I've recently added somthing that seems to have
stopped html:errors/ from displaying the errors?
Does anyone have any suggestions why this might have happened? is
in the
module
the errors showed up.
-Original Message-
From: James Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: html:errors/ not displaying the errors?
Hello,
I'm using DynaValidatorForm to check certain form fields are entered
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