Hi Srinivas,
In the case you described, the form bean does not have access to the page
flow. In your design, how come the form bean would want/need access to the
page flow? Just curious about the use case.
When you ask about "...using the old style validate method in the form
bean", do you mean implementing a form bean that extends ActionForm and
overrides the validate() method? If so, yes, this is supported if you'd
rather do that than use the validator support in NetUI. To do this, you need
to add the doValidate and validationError properties to your
Jpf.Actionannotation... something like the following snippet.
@Jpf.Action(
doValidation=true,
validationErrorForward =
@Jpf.Forward(
name = "fail",
navigateTo=Jpf.NavigateTo.currentPage),
forwards = {
@Jpf.Forward(
name = "success",
path = "next.jsp")
})
public Forward myAction(MyForm form) {
...
}
Hope that helps,
Carlin
On 3/3/06, Srinivas Surapaneni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I had a form bean which is not a inner class
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> How do I access the pageflow from the form bean?
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> Can we still validate using the old style validate method in the form
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> Thanks
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> Srinivas Surapaneni
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