Yes, you have a couple of options. In NetUI there is a Validatable interface with a validate() method that is called when data is posted to a page flow action that takes the given bean as its argument (and the action has validation turned on by including the validationErrorForward in the @Jpf.Action annotation). If your bean extends a Struts ActionForm, you could override its validate() method.
Kind regards, Carlin On 12/13/06, Trond Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've browsed the documentation regarding validation: http://beehive.apache.org/docs/1.0m1/pageflow/validation.html but my current need is much more fine grained validation than what the annotation can give me. Example: I need to check if value X is set in the FormBean the validation rules for Y might be different than if X = null. Is it possible to have an "old-school" validate method in the FormBean which can be used when the annotation doesn't provide enough fine grained control? Thanks ------ Trond Andersen
