From: "Jeff Beal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'd just put that in the Action class instead of in validation. It
> seems like more of a "business" decision than a "validation" decision.
> (After all, 'Y' and 'N' are both valid responses.)
>
> In Action:
>
> if ("Y".equals(myForm.getAccept)) {
> return mapping.findForward("accept")
> } else {
> return mapping.getInputForward();
> }
It's not that simple... something about creating an ActionError and putting
it somewhere so it will magically make the message appear on the page when I
forward back to the input form. I used to know how to do it, but then
things changed. And that's why I want to use Validator.
From: "Jim Barrows" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Two ways:
> 1) with a mask, where the mask is "Y" or "Yy"
> 2) validWhen, which I *think* goes something like this:
The problem with both of these is that they just ask for <arg0> which is
generally the field label, and then complain that the 'field is invalid' or
(strangely) 'field is required'. (validWhen is using 'error.required'.)
So I'm down to creating a custom "rule" copying validWhen but giving it a
different message, or just doing it manually in the Action, in which case I
think the info here will help:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsDeprecatedActionErrors.
Thanks!
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Wendy Smoak
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