Hi,
just read this article on husted.com and it seems to be good advice.
When the user submits a page, passes validation without errors, is there
a chance to validate business logic in the action ?
Therefor i need to
- make my validation,
- get an errors object,
- store the error,
- put
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From: Frank Schaare [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Submit Once, Validate Twice -- but how ?
Hi,
just read this article on husted.com and it seems to be good advice.
When the user submits
Hi,
thank you, that helps.
Now i still need to know how to access the input page (set in action
mapping with the input=sample.jsp tag)...
I don't have sample code but are you looking for something like this:
// in Action execute...
ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors();
// add errors...
At 3:58 PM -0500 3/24/04, Pady Srinivasan wrote:
I don't have sample code but are you looking for something like this:
// in Action execute...
ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors();
// add errors...
...
// set in request
request.setAttribute(org.apache.struts.action.ERROR, errors);
// forward
On Today at 9:58pm, FS=Frank Schaare [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FS Hi,
FS
FS thank you, that helps.
FS
FS Now i still need to know how to access the input page (set in action
FS mapping with the input=sample.jsp tag)...
Hopefully you will see Joe's response in the same thread, which has the
fields to validate because the same form serve multiple actions. Also, if I
use the ActionForm class to validate the client data, the ActionForm has to
be responsible for re-initializing that page with backend information if
validation fails. Therefore, even if I change to very fine-grained
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Subject: Can coarse grained ActionForms validate?
Hi, I am using coarse grained action forms that are re-used by various
action classes. Each of these action classes serve a different page and
retrieves information from
I am using coarse grained forms, I have
now way of knowing which
fields to validate because the same form serve
multiple actions. Also, if I
use the ActionForm class to validate the client
data, the ActionForm has to
be responsible for re-initializing that page with
backend information
initialization code to
use when validation fails.
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From: Blake Whitmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 9:50 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Can coarse grained ActionForms validate?
Hi Jim,
You can specify multiple form bean mappings
validate?
Hi Jim,
You can specify multiple form bean mappings per
action
form. For insance:
form-bean name=registrationForm
type=com.pkg.MyFormBean/
form-bean name=otherForm
type=com.pkg.MyFormBean/
Then, in your validation.xml, you can have different
rules
Hello
i have a little question
in the MessageTag i can specify an attribute called name to say where he can find the
errors or messages in request.
Lets say the value is DOIT
now how can i make that if i use validate in my FormBean, the ActionErrors are saved
under DOIT instead
Hi all,
i´m doing some selects like this:
html:select property=foo
html:option key=please select value=null/
html:optionsCollection name=foo property=bar/
/html:select
Now, i have to validate, that the user has made his choice, which means
that the 'foo' property is notNull.
Does anyone
: Frank Schaare [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 March 2004 17:31
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: How to validate selects
Hi all,
i´m doing some selects like this:
html:select property=foo
html:option key=please select value=null/
html:optionsCollection name=foo property=bar
Hello
i want to use DispatchAction
now my questions is can i use in one action the struts-config entry validate=true
and in the other action validate=false
Thx for any hints
Michael
Yes.
The DispatchAction will only invoke the method defined in the request under the name
defined in the parameter attribute of your
action mapping. So if I had update() and restore() as methods in a DispatchAction, and
I only wanted to validate on the update, then
I would only define validate
] wrote:
Yes.
The DispatchAction will only invoke the method defined in the request under the name
defined in the parameter attribute of your
action mapping. So if I had update() and restore() as methods in a DispatchAction, and
I only wanted to validate on the update, then
I would only define
and validate
do I need an updated .xdt file for this?
y xdoclet generated Struts-config.xml is not having the action mappings for the
actiin class of mine, extending Dispatch Action.
It shows it fine for classes extending Action class though.
Thanks n advance for the help,
Sam
Robert
hi ,
i have an ActionForm with countries in html:options , there are some
other fields, that i have to validate. So, when i submit and errors
occur, the field selected in countries is set to default. Is there a way
to mark the selected field?
The other fields (text fields) are not cleared
Can this be done?
I have an Array of my customer objects as the indexed property.
Nathan Maves
Sun Microsystems
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I finally figured this out. It was a stupid mistake. I had html:text property=username value= /. The value=
overrides what was in the bean. Once I removed this, problem solved.
Paul Barry wrote:
If validate fails, your action won't even be processed. You can't use
any of the forwards
be asdasdf. And if you have html=foo and bean=bar then it
should be bar.
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From: Paul Barry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 8:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Re-populating form after validate fails
I finally figured this out
Paul Barry wrote:
action path=/myaccount/login
type=myapp.struts.actions.ForwardAction scope=request
name=LoginForm validate=false
parameter=/WEB-INF/jsp/myaccount/login.jsp /
action path=/myaccount/loginAction
type=myapp.struts.actions.LoginAction scope=request
name
If validate fails, your action won't even be processed. You can't use any of the forwards that you may set up for your
action, because your action never executes, you can't do a mapping.findForward(failure). Once validate fails, it
forwards to the input. The struts example has validate=false
I would like to validate a form that contains several fields where at least
one of them should be filled (don't mind what of them)
How can I implement this with validator.xml?
Thanks
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type=myapp.struts.actions.ForwardAction
scope=request
name=LoginForm validate=false
parameter=/WEB-INF/jsp/myaccount/login.jsp /
action path=/myaccount/loginAction type=myapp.struts.actions.LoginAction
scope=request
name=LoginForm validate=true input=/myaccount/login.do /
So
and hit Save. In the Form's validate method you fill an
ActionErrors object.
Then in the SaveAction you will have something like:
// If a message is required, save the specified key(s)
// into the request for use by the struts:errors tag.
if (!errors.isEmpty
I can't test this right now, but if I have an ActionMapping with validate=true and no input, won't that result in an
error when validate fails? My understanding is that if validate fails, the request processor forwards the request to
the input
oops, you could be right. I left that out when I was genericising my
action tag... just trying to make it more generic.
However, my point is still that when validate fails then the errors will
not be empty... that is where your action tells struts to forward as:
forward
Hi.
I am using struts and I am doing a form validate.
When the user types in more than on thing and one of them fails
validation, all the values is returned blank.
Is there anyway to keep the values when validate error?
BR
Soren
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Hi.
I am using struts and I am doing a form validate.
When the user types in more than on thing and one of them fails
validation
Hi Oliver,
You can use html:text property=username/ in [extends ActionForm] too.
Regards,
Frank
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That's great. Thanks both
I'll try that right away
Soren
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Hi Oliver,
You can use html:text property=username
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Emne: AW: All values null after Validate
Hi Oliver,
You can use html:text property=username/ in [extends ActionForm]
too.
Regards,
Frank
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Answered my own question.
action path=/SchedChoiceActions type=
com.medtrix.orview.orstat.schedule.SchedChoiceActions name=
SchedChoiceForm validate=true scope=request parameter=livemethod
input=/schedule/schedchoices.jsp /
and
action path=/PdaSchedChoiceActions type
I'm evolving a large STRUTS medical application to place some of it's
functionality on 802.11b-enabled Pocket PC devices using Mobile IE,
reformatting views to the 240x320 pixel resolution for these devices.
My method is to test the request header for this resolution and Forward
the response on
Hello,
(B in my html, i have a array object,
(Blike this:
(Binput type="text" name="custom"
(Binput type="text" name="custom"
(B,and when i submit, how to validate it.
(Bi want use javascript check,how to w
.
vasudevrao gupta wrote:
I have a single action form bean for multiple JSP pages.
Validation of fields for JSP1 is different from validation of fields in
JSP2.
How should I write the validate() method in the form so that depending
on the
action, appropriate validation of fields is done.
Regards
Dear all,
Struts and JSTL both have validator framework, which one is preferred if I'm using
struts and JSTL in one web application?
Thanks.
bruce
hello,
sorry to trouble you of my problem. i hope for the best solution of my
problem.
i am using DynaValidatorForm to validate my form, and i have form-name, a
form property configurate like this:
form-property name=author_id type=java.lang.Integer /
and in my jsp is :
html:select
Hi there,
as I can see, when I implement the validate() method in the ActionForm, it
means, that validation throught validation.xml file (inner struts
validation) stops to work.
??? Am I right ???
This seems to me so... Am I doing something wrong? How can I walk throught
both validation
Hello Sporak,
call super.validate().
***
HS Hi there,
HS as I can see, when I implement the validate() method in the ActionForm, it
HS means, that validation throught validation.xml file (inner struts
HS validation) stops to work
Your form-bean should expand org.apacher.struts.validator.ValidatorForm, not
just ActionForm, and your validate() should call validate() from super class
(ValidatorForm) to have validation.xml involved.
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Hi there,
as I can
I'm sorry if this is too basic, I'm still really green.
I'm validating a form. This form is used for adding and editing widgets. I
use the same actionHandler, where I test a request parameter and set up the
form accordingly. It builds my form object and either resets it for an add,
or
Hi friends,
I'm a newbie to struts.
While uploading a file, I want to validate, whether the user has selected
the file or not.
i mean i want to handle situation when user submits the form with out
selecting any file.
in my validation.xml, i've made field's property as depends = required
that...
-jeff
On Friday, November 7, 2003, at 08:24 AM, Sunny wrote:
Hi friends,
I'm a newbie to struts.
While uploading a file, I want to validate, whether the user has
selected
the file or not.
i mean i want to handle situation when user submits the form with out
selecting any file
jscript seems to be better idea
(IMHO).
ps: maybe my ignorance (read lazyness) for reading more about it is the
factor.
Sunny wrote:
Hi friends,
I'm a newbie to struts.
While uploading a file, I want to validate, whether the user has selected
the file or not.
i mean i want to handle
Hi All,
For some reason, I have to do some form field validation in my Action class.
And, if the validation fails, I have to return the control to the
same(input) page to display the error msg (using html:errors/). I have
previously done it in the validate method in the Form bean, but don't know
]
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Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 15:47:37 +0530
Hi All,
For some reason, I have to do some form field validation in my Action
class.
And, if the validation fails, I have to return the control to the
same(input) page to display the error msg (using html:errors/). I
Lets hope for someone to reply to this! :D
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From: ZYD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 10:50 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: How to validate html:radio is selected on a JSP page?
Yes, that works. But that's not decent like you
: How to validate html:radio is selected on a JSP page?
Lets hope for someone to reply to this! :D
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From: ZYD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 10:50 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: How to validate html:radio is selected
Hi friends,
How to make sure a radiobox is selected on a JSP page using validator?
I cannot use:
field property=prjType depends=required
arg0 key=newProject.label.prjType/
/field
Thanks
-bruce
I couldn't find a workaround for that so far. I use the validate()
method of the actionform. Pretty lame! Eh!
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Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 10:33 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: How to validate html:radio is selected
Subject: RE: How to validate html:radio is selected on a JSP page?
I couldn't find a workaround for that so far. I use the validate()
method of the actionform. Pretty lame! Eh!
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To: Struts
Hello,
I am using one ActionForm bean for multiple pages..say for add.jsp and
edit.jsp.But when I validate and I get an error I want the user to go to
different error pages instead of one just specified in struts-config file
as input parameter?
Can somebody help??
Here's one hacky way of doing this: Set a request attribute, something
like goToErrorPage2 right after you validate. On the top of the error page
if that attribute goToErrorPage2 is nonnull, then forward to the second error
page else simply render the normal error page..
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from validate method
Here's one hacky way of doing this: Set a request attribute, something
like goToErrorPage2 right after you validate. On the top of the error
page
if that attribute goToErrorPage2 is nonnull, then forward to the second
error
page else simply render the normal error page
Here's another way that I can think of:
I'm assuming you will have 2 actions (one for add and one for edit) or a
single action that uses a lookupdispatch add/edit handling.
In either case don't have validate=true in your struts-config but rather
do the validation from your action method:
public
Thanks Tim.This too makes good sense..thanks
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Subject:RE: Multiple error pages from validate method
Here's
have validate=true in your struts-config but rather
do the validation from your action method:
public ActionForward addAction()
{
ActionErrors errors = myBean.validate(...);
if( errors != null !errors.isEmpty())
{
return aMapping.findForward(ERROR_PAGE_ADD
Subject: Multiple error pages from validate method
Hello,
I am using one ActionForm bean for multiple pages..say for add.jsp and
edit.jsp.But when I validate and I get an error I want the user to go to
different error pages instead of one just specified in struts-config file
as input parameter
Hello,
I am trying to use DynaActionForm. However, I would like to have the
reset() and validate() functionality using DynaActionForm. Any pointers
as to how to get around this without going back to ActionForm.
TIA
Shishir
RTFM:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/building_controller.html#dyna_act
ion_form_classes
If need be, you can extend the DynaActionForm to add custom validate and
reset methods you might need. Simply specify your subclass in the
struts-config instead. However, you cannot mix
Hi All,
There was a known bug regarding the DynaValidatorActionForm class not
working with the Validator framework. This bug was reported as bug 10432
in bugzilla (http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10432).
From my understanding, this bug was supposed to be fixed before the
In reference to the problem below, it actually seems that the
DynaValidatorForm.validate() method does validate Strings, but not
Integers
any clues appreciated
Elie
Hi there,
am having a problem validating a form manually using the
DynaValidatorForm.validate() function. For some reason
Hi,
I'm working with Struts 1.1 and tiles. It seems like the validate() can't
forward to my tiles page when an ActionErrors occurs.
Here is my struts-config.xml file :
action path=/EditDossCEAction
type=com.atosorigin.agrippa.web.communs.doss.EditDossCEAction
scope=request
name=EditDossCEForm
Natalie D Rassmann wrote:
Hi Natalie and everybody,
do you know if I can do a requiredif check against a second property in
the same bean?
something like:
form name=FundForm
field property=value indexedListProperty=funds
depends=integer,requiredif
arg0 key=global.value/
var
to validate an indexed property and a non-indexed property. The
getProperty method in the common-beanutils kept getting an error when trying to
use reflection to find the second property (the one that was not no part of the
collection). In other words, I was trying to compare an item in an ArrayList
Hi all,
is it possible to use the validator framework to check values of beans
that are stored in a collection in a DynaValidatorForm?
TIA,
Timo
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Timo Neumann wrote:
Hi all,
is it possible to use the validator framework to check values of beans
that are stored in a collection in a DynaValidatorForm?
TIA,
Timo
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Natalie D Rassmann wrote:
yes
how?
Timo Neumann wrote:
Hi all,
is it possible to use the validator framework to check values of beans
that are stored in a collection in a DynaValidatorForm?
TIA,
Timo
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Like you would any other type of form. Do you know how to set up the
validator framework? If not try this link below:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_validator.html
Timo Neumann wrote:
Natalie D Rassmann wrote:
yes
how?
Timo Neumann wrote:
Hi all,
is it
Natalie D Rassmann wrote:
So this works if forms is a collection of beans with a property value?
form name=FundForm
field property=forms.value depends=integer
arg0 key=global.value/
/field
/form
Like you would any other type of form. Do you know how to set up
It depends on if it is indexed or not.
Here is an example that I have...
field property=prepTime indexedListProperty=prepTime
depends=float,isFloatNegative page=3
arg0 key=label.revRec.mtgMetricPrepTime/
/field
I am using a multi-page for that is why I have the page
You can always extend DynaValidatorForm and overwrite the validate method .
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Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 6:06 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Validate values in collection?
Natalie D Rassmann wrote
Natalie D Rassmann wrote:
Hi Natalie,
now I got it. Thanks a lot.
Timo
It depends on if it is indexed or not.
Here is an example that I have...
field property=prepTime indexedListProperty=prepTime
depends=float,isFloatNegative page=3
arg0
My Action class does some processing that involves going to the
database. This work could throw a SQLException and I want that to
generate an error message for the user. However I don't want to do this
work in the validate method, only to have to do it again in the execute
method (besides
a validate
method...
My Action class does some processing that involves going to the
database. This work could throw a SQLException and I want that to
generate an error message for the user. However I don't want to do this
work in the validate method, only to have to do it again in the execute
Thank you. saveErrors() had eluded me.
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Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 11:52 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: setting an ActionErrors object for a form outside a
validate method...
Hi Alan,
Here
:
In my ActionForm validate() method I need to access an object saved
to the Application context; however, I can only get access to the
Application context by means of :
request.getSession().getServletContext().getAttribute(myAttributeName);
Since the ActionForm validate
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003, Chang, Henrique wrote:
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Subject: ActionForm validate() - How to get ServletContext from
Hi -
I am trying to get the validator framework to work with dispatchAction.
When I turn validation on, it seems as though I don't go to the action
first. (in my action I make several options lists which need to be
displayed as part of the form). I must be doing something wrong but I
don't know
Hello ...
I'd like to have two submit buttons on a page. Pressing no. 1 should run
through validation, pressing no. 2 should avoid this. How am I able to this in a
good way?
I'm using Struts 1.01 thus validate method is in the form bean.
Any hints would be welcomed,
Andre Michel
You can't unless you move the validation to the Action class.
Mark
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Subject: Avoid Validate After Submit
Hello ...
I'd like to have two submit buttons
I don't know if this works in 1.01 but I tried in 1.1.
You can use the HttpServletRequest passed into the validate method to find
out which button was pressed ( getParameter(Button2) ), and return an
empty ActionErrors.
Thanks
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and cancel buttons make
sure they are html:cancel buttons. This insures that the JavaScript
validator will not validate the form.
I'll include ExtendedActionBase.java below.
Hope this helps,
Kurt
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/*
* ExtendedActionForm.java
*
* Created on July 11, 2003, 10:39 AM
Okay
Sorry i took a while i forgot about it.
So we've a nested user bean as a form property
//struts config
form-property name=user type=com.sparrow.UserBean /
//in validator
field property=user.email depends=required,email
..
//jsp
html:text property=user.email /
Cheers Mark
On Monday,
(nested props and
all). However, the validator just totally ignores the
nested beans.
What do I need to do in my validations.xml to get it
to validate nested form beans? I've tried the
following (totally made it up)...
field property=my_collection_property
indexedListProperty=form_bean_name
in my validations.xml to get it
to validate nested form beans? I've tried the
following (totally made it up)...
field property=my_collection_property
indexedListProperty=form_bean_name
.. and that form_bean_name is the name of another
form entry in my validation.xml.
Anybody know where I'm going wrong
messages will be displayed.
2. Populate your collection in the form.reset()
HTH,
robert
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From: Graham Stark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2003 5:12 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: displaying collections after a validate() error
Hi
Thank you much for your response. Two things
1) Sorry, I left out a big piece of detail. I'm
interested in doing this validation only on the server
side (no javascript). Yet I still can't get it to
work. Are you saying that I'm doing it correctly as
show here?
field
Terry,
Thanks for asking the question - I've asked a similar question in the past.
I did not realize that validator has some collection support, I may look
further into that.
I used a different approach by putting together a little glue code in my
main form bean's validate method. For example, I
Thats strange I'll have to check how i was getting them working.
I'll have a look over where i've got it working (I don't think there
were any hacks in there but its possible).
Cheers Mark
On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 04:28 PM, Terry Brick wrote:
Thank you much for your response. Two
Well it seems to be a mystery still whether it does or
does not. Sounds like Mark has done it but he's
checking to see if it was custom or using built in
functionality. I guess it was just an assumption on
my part that it DID have it built in because it seems
pretty fundamental/basic to me...
=${domain.roleDescription}//td
[]
Whilst single valued fields are displayed like:
html:textarea property=notes cols=15
All seems well, and everything displays fine. However, the ActionForm
has a validate() method, which send the user back at the form, which
displays some error messages. When
I have some javascript functions on my form that stop working when the
validate method for the form returns ActionErrors. Has anyone run into
this problem before? This occurs in both IE and mozilla
Thanks
Ryan
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In order to avoid using the deprecated getResources method from the
ActionServlet, I would like to know how to get access to the module
message resources bundles configured in the struts-config.xml from the
ActionForm validate method.
Thanks.
Antonio Gonzalez
Hi,
Why would I want to use the Struts ActionForm validate() method when I can
achieve the same functionality using Javascript?
Regards ,
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What happens of the user disables javascript in their browser?
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subject: Re: Why would I want to use the ActionForm validate() method
Hi,
Why would I want to use the Struts
Hi,
Why would I want to use the Struts ActionForm validate() method when I can
achieve the same functionality using Javascript? I assume that the user
would never disable javascript.
Regards ,
Madhu
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Subject: RE: Why would I want to use the ActionForm validate() method
Hi,
Why would I want to use the Struts ActionForm validate() method when I
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