Re: Reporting an Exception message in a JSP.

[David Graham]

Well, I would never show my user an error message from some low level system 
such as the database.  If you really want them to see this info you could 
define a message key as anything={0} and substitute your SQL message.  I 
highly discourage this but it's an option.

David





From: ROSSEL Olivier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Reporting an Exception message in a JSP.
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 16:03:12 +0100
I want to display the error message of an SQLException
in my JSP.
At first, I tried to set an ActionError with this message and
to display it via <html:errors/>.
It does not work because ActionError accepts as an input
string the key of a property.
So what's the nicest way to show to the user the error message
that I get from my SQLException ?
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