Per suggestion, I'm posting a follow up to see if anyone on the list has a solution/suggestions to the "issue/enhancement" below:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=33258 Summary: To get around the problem with BeanUtils, I have an actionform with the following list structure: List foos; List getFoos() { return foos; } void setFoos(List foos) { this.foos = foos; } Object getFoo(index) { .. initialize list capacity.. return this.foos.get(index); } In my JSP, I iterate over this list and output elements as so: <c:forEach items="foos" id="foo"> <html:text errorStyleClass="fooError" name="foo" property="day" indexed="true" /> </c:forEach> This works great and gets/sets my list accordingly. All is well. I created a validation for this list: <field indexedListProperty="foos" property="day" depends="mask"> ... </field> This validates my list and puts errors into the global errors with keys that look like this: foos[xxx].day That's fine, it validates, and stores errors. However, since the key it creates, "foos[xxx].day" is different than the name of my html:text, "foo[xxx].day", the errorStyleClass is never used - the two don't match. As pointed out by Niall (see bug link above), I could use a different method name to get/set the list in my actionform. However, doing this causes a BeanUtils error when the page renders (see related bug Niall included). There seem to be a plethora of examples showing how to get/set lists in the manner I posted above, so assume other people have/will have this issue with errorStyleClass. Does anyone have a work around or suggestion for how to fix this without relying on a change to the validator/BeanUtils. Thanks! Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
