that is true....if u want to use server side validation you can specify that in the
struts-config.html
something like this
<action path="/Action"
name="FormToBeValidated"
validate="true" <----------- set true here
parameter="function"
input="somepage.jsp" <--- goes to this page if validation fails
/>
if you want to use javascript too....with the same setup (validation.xml,
validator-rules.xml) u can add the <html:javascript/> tag to your jsp and it will show
u the errors....there are also <html:messages /> , u can check out the info at
husted.com/struts site
hope this helps
amit
Rodrigo Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The validation.xml you put the rules for client and server validation. The
struts validator validate your forms based on same validation rules.
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