Hi,
Thanks for all the help. Now i have got the debugging working. But
still the problem remains, validate() not being called. I tried all
combinations...I made a simple action and form without any business
logic etc...but i dont understand why validate method is being called
in only a single form and not being called for any other forms.
Most weird error.
Even if I call validate from the corresponding action, it does not get
called. However if I rename the validate method by another method e..g
update then I can call the update method from action.
Is there a way that the action errors created can be shown as error by
jsp page ?
Heres the code ;
**action
form.update(mapping,request); // form.validate() doesnt get called so i renamed
to update()
**form
public ActionErrors update(ActionMapping mapping, ServletRequest request) {
super.validate(mapping,servlet);
errors = new ActionErrors();
if (nullOrBlank(m_location)) {
errors.add("Location",new
ActionError("errors.location.required"));
}
return new ActionErrors();
}
So basically the action class can get the errors, but how should i
display that errors on jsp (This is all because validate() not being
called).
Jay
On 8/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> oh ok I see where you are coming from.. I didn't know about this remote
> debugging thing so it's good info..:) However, I didn't think the original
> poster had this situation at all.. or maybe i grossly
> misunderstood...(been known to happen..;))
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> Ed Griebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 08/09/2005 01:43 PM
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> No, not at all, it doesn't matter where tomcat is started from. As
> long as tomcat was started with JDWP debugging, you can connect up
> with any recent java debugger. Your tomcat can be in China and your
> debugging session in NYC, it just doesn't matter, and it certainly
> doesn't have to be in the same JVM.
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> Try googling for JDWP and/or JPDA, or see
> http://java.sun.com/products/jpda/ or
> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/development.html
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> -ed
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> On 8/9/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Well, not only that, if you want eclipse to play nice with tomcat (and
> > have eclipse obey break points and what not), then you in fact start
> > tomcat from within eclipse, right? I have been doing this for a while
> now
> > so I don't see what the problem could be..?
> >
> > Would something like this link help:
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> http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/comp/dsilver/2513/EclipseAndTomcatTutorial/
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> >
> > Geeta
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