Re: Validation 'depends' attribute order, and 'validwhen'

Hi. Exactly boy :). 2006/6/4, Scott Van Wart [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Jakub Milkiewicz wrote: If you are thinking of creating custom validator remember that even if your custom validator fails it doesn't mean that your form is invalid! You must remember to add ActionError/ActionMessage to

Re: Validation 'depends' attribute order, and 'validwhen'

: Scott Van Wart [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 6:12 PM Subject: Re: Validation 'depends' attribute order, and 'validwhen' Jakub Milkiewicz wrote: If you are thinking of creating custom validator remember that even if your custom

Re: Validation 'depends' attribute order, and 'validwhen'

Hi As far as i remeber It works as a chain. Struts processes validators in depends attribute from left to right. If a validator fails (returns false) struts doesn't process the next one. If you are thinking of creating custom validator remember that even if your custom validator fails it doesn't

Re: Validation 'depends' attribute order, and 'validwhen'

Jakub Milkiewicz wrote: If you are thinking of creating custom validator remember that even if your custom validator fails it doesn't mean that your form is invalid! You must remember to add ActionError/ActionMessage to ActionErrors/ActionMessages passed as a parameter to yor validator. Wow,

Validation 'depends' attribute order, and 'validwhen'

I've been looking through guides and such online, but I'm not really clear how the validations work. For example, the JavaDoc for org.apache.struts.validator.FieldChecks.validateLong says it returns true if valid, false otherwise., but if the checked value can be converted to java.lang.Long,