If you do iterative development I add Validation in late iterations. .V Richards, Devin N (Devin) wrote:
Since the validator classes extend the standard struts classes, I would get everything working correctly and then add the validator in after. We did this and it worked well (except for the current bug of the validator not supporting multiple resource bundles.)
-Devin
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From: Susan Bradeen [mailto:SusanB@;softlanding.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 1:50 PM
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Subject: Validator later rather than sooner?
Is it general practice, or recommended, to develop a Struts application using the Action/ActionForm classes first (getting everything working properly) and later switch to the Validator classes, OR to use the Validator classes (implementing validation) right from the beginning?
I have done a little with form validation, but not enough to know if I will get myself in trouble by waiting and "switching" class sets later on.
Thanks,
Susan Bradeen
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