--- Jim Barrows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 
> > well, the problem is because my Action can be arrived at from 
> > different
> > places.  and upon requesting for my Action if there are validation
> > errors i want to return the user back to where they came from.
> > 
> > i'm not sure about what you suggested.. i don't know what you mean
> by
> > multi-page forms and validation based on the page number.. 
> 
> The validation framework allows you to use a page property on the
> field element on each field element, and provides a corresoponding
> page property on the ValidatorForm.  This is useful for when you have
> multiple pages filling in a form.
> 

my apologies, i'm still not sure about your suggestion here but i'll
look into it. i don't know what a ValidatorForm is as i'm not using it,
and i think this is the problem.. i'm just using the old plain jane
vanilla struts validation mechanism (i just extend from ActionForm, not
from ValidatorForm..).. 


> Also don't forget that you can have more then one action mapping per
> class. 

yes, this is something i tend to keep forgetting.  and making a new
action mapping for each different originating location (while using the
same classes) would do the trick nicely.

thanks a lot, Jim! 

woodchuck


> 
> > 
> > are you talking about putting flags on the html form that i can use
> > upon submit to decide what to validate?  i can do that, but how can
> i
> > instruct the Struts ActionForm.validate() mechanism to go somewhere
> > else other than the Action definition input attribute value?
> > 



                
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