I just committed a new feature (available now in the nightly build, coming
soon in 1.2.7 hopefully) where you can specify a message directly, so you
don't actually need message resources in the JSP. I don't know if that helps
you or not?
You simply construct an ActionMessage with the actual message, for
example....
ActionMessages messages = new ActionMessages();
ActionMessage msg = new ActionMessage("Customer Number is invalid", false);
messages.add("custNo", msg);
(The false is specifying resource=false - new property in ActionMessage)
Niall
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 6:20 PM
> Ah, but without access to the struts-config.xml, and the messages are
> being retrieved within an Action, not a JSP.
>
> Basically I have classes instantiated at run-time that can do magic
> things. When the magic breaks, I need ActionErrors.
>
> Part of it is that I just haven't had the time to dig down far enough
> into the stack to see how easy/hard this is.
>
> I'm not yet sure that I can use the framework as it is to do what I need
> to do. No time. *sigh* I posted about this a few weeks ago and haven't
> had time to follow up on the few answers I received. Concisely, I need
> to be able to dynamically render form elements that are defined outside
> the system, validate them, and process them.
>
> Dave
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