Thanks Laurie :)
On 12/13/05, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Struts uses the Jakarta ORO regex package [1]. It provides Perl5-like
> regular expression support, so any guide to Perl5 regex's should be
> applicable. If you want to *really* understand regular expressions, in
> all thei
Struts uses the Jakarta ORO regex package [1]. It provides Perl5-like
regular expression support, so any guide to Perl5 regex's should be
applicable. If you want to *really* understand regular expressions, in
all their gory detail, I highly recommend Mastering Regular Exressions
from O'Reilly.
Can anyone tell me where i can find all the Regular Expressions, explained
perfectly, for using in validator's framework?? Searching on net gives me a
whole lot of things which i am not able to figure out.
On 12/10/05, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Yeah, I can see in some cases it m
Yeah, I can see in some cases it might be quite handy to be able to do
this. I'm not sure how you'd go about exposing such a feature, though.
You might want to start a discussion on the Commons list to see if
there's any interest in building this in somehow.
L.
Raghu Kanchustambham wrote:
I
I can not recall the exact instance where I felt something like that would
be cool... but when I was coding something, I did feel something like that
would be useful.
But let me cook up an example for you right now: Lets say I have a "Mode of
Payment" dropdown which would let me select "CreditCard
So you're proposing a way for a 'validwhen' rule to be able to invoke
other validation rules (or control which of the validations specified by
the 'depends' value is actually enforced)? I actually think that could
be quite useful in some cases, but probably not very many. Can you think
of any c
That is correct .. but what would be more interesting and more useful is to
say "this should be in a date format when that text box is filled" or
something of that sort. What I think validation f/w supports is validwhen
"co-exists" with other validation rules... but they are kind of independent.
I
Well, you can use multiple validations, (including validwhen) together,
but if you do they all have to pass. So you can't, for example, use
validwhen to say a field can be empty if some other field isn't set, but
must pass the 'date' validation otherwise. Not sure if that made sense
or not...
Just wondering Laurie ... why cant I use other "validation rules" along with
validwhen? I dont see any fundamental reason why I need to resort to regular
expressions when I use validwhen tag. For example, it would be great if I
could say .. validwhen (some test) .. use the date validation!
Is ther
I was going to say 'yes, you can do that,' but I don't think you can
express field length constraints with validwhen unfortunately :-(
L.
Deepa Khetan wrote:
Actually, i need to implement a if{} else{} condition in validation
framework..
if(field1=='usr1'){
minlength
Actually, i need to implement a if{} else{} condition in validation
framework..
if(field1=='usr1'){
minlength
8
maxlength
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}else{
minlength
6
maxlength
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Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 12/4/05, Deepa Khetan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need sme help with validator framework.. I have a LogonForm which is being
mapped with 2 different JSPs. Both the JSPs have the password field, but the
validation for the field are diferent(The minlength and maxlength for b
On 12/4/05, Deepa Khetan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need sme help with validator framework.. I have a LogonForm which is being
> mapped with 2 different JSPs. Both the JSPs have the password field, but the
> validation for the field are diferent(The minlength and maxlength for both
> the pages
Hi,
I need sme help with validator framework.. I have a LogonForm which is being
mapped with 2 different JSPs. Both the JSPs have the password field, but the
validation for the field are diferent(The minlength and maxlength for both
the pages is different). On the basis of the value of some other
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