?fail=act1"/>. the last resort would be setting a
> session attribute.
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Sorry, I don't know if this is possible. My guess is that the "scope" of the
map returned by act2 will be lost once you pop the stack out of the "else"
of act2. I've always had error pages tailored to each error condition or
used the same pipeline invoked in both places.
Steve
No, what I want
ibute.
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> Can someone please answer
Try
Cheers,
Neil.
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Can someone please answer the below question.
Also
Can someone please answer the below question.
Also I have nested acts and when the 1st act sends parameters will they be
replaced by the second acts parameters(key in the hashmap are different so I
guess they cannot be replaced). But when I ampassing all these parameters
(from act1 and act2) to
Hi,
I am using multiple action classes to validate my date. I want to display
error message depending on which action class has failed. I am trying to do
something like this because that fails. Can someone suggest me how can I do
this.
I am adding a parameter ERROR after every act and trying t