NP - by the way, if you do end up wanting to look at a custom
ExceptionHandler is really pretty easy -- about as easy as writing an
Action!
Bill Siggelkow
Erik Weber wrote:
And thanks for posting in the first place, or I might not have figured
this out.
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
Bill, sorry, I fo
And thanks for posting in the first place, or I might not have figured
this out.
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
Bill, sorry, I found the problem. I was invoking resetToken after
making sure the form was valid, but before one of these
declaratively-handled exceptions was being thrown, in my "save"
acti
Bill, sorry, I found the problem. I was invoking resetToken after making
sure the form was valid, but before one of these declaratively-handled
exceptions was being thrown, in my "save" action. I put the resetToken
invocation right after the isTokenValid invocation, out of habit. But
resetToken
Yes, my "input" attribute is set to the JSP I came from. Also I tried
with and without the "path" attribute to the exception element itself.
No luck.
I am using 1.1. I wonder if this is the problem.
Where would the token field get "whacked" from? Whose field is it? There
is nothing required of
Erik Weber wrote:
Bill, my login action is almost identical to yours up until the forward
element, but I *am* losing the token. You said you thought this might
happen if I redirected back to the login page instead of forwarding, but
I don't even know how I would do that . . .
What version of St
Bill, my login action is almost identical to yours up until the forward
element, but I *am* losing the token. You said you thought this might
happen if I redirected back to the login page instead of forwarding, but
I don't even know how I would do that . . .
What version of Struts are you using
Erik,
I just tried an example of what you are saying (triggering a declarative
exception and then losing the token in the redisplayed form) and I did
not lose the token! Here is the action mapping I am using:
type="com.oreilly.strutsckbk.ch09.PasswordMatchException"/>
Susan, I could not use your option, but it did lead me to a solution. I
would like to know if anyone has a better solution, since mine involves
catching and rethrowing an Exception, which is, however small, a
performance hit to take. Also, it kind of defeats the purpose of Struts'
declarative E
Erik Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/25/2004 09:03:18 AM:
> I am using saveToken, isTokenValid, etc., to ensure that a
> registration/update form is not stale. I invoke this method from execute
> in the setup Action, just before forwarding to the form page.
>
> When the form is submitted
I am using saveToken, isTokenValid, etc., to ensure that a
registration/update form is not stale. I invoke this method from execute
in the setup Action, just before forwarding to the form page.
When the form is submitted, there are two levels of validation before
the form data is processed.
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