Hello, [Ted Husted wrote:] > > Valiation isn't passing. That's why "input" is being returned, and why > the Action class is never invoked. If the messages are not displaying, > the most likely cause is that a property is being validated that is > not present on the page (so there is no where to display the message). > If the validator is being attached to the Action class, note that a > subclass will inherit the validations of its superclass. > > You might want to try the new debugging mode to see if there are any > orphan field validation errors. > > * http://cwiki.apache.org/WW/debugging.html
Once again I am humbled by your mystical kung-fu. I looked at my -validation.xml file, and sure enough, I had mystyped one of the form field names. Being new to Struts, now I'm sort of wondering what good is <s:actionerrors />? Will this only contain errors I set during the execution of my action? > > One note about the wildcards and the exclamation point. If you use the > exclamation point as a wildcard separator, in struts.properties be > sure to set > > * struts.enable.DynamicMethodInvocation = false > > Better yet, stick with the underscore. I find it to be an > easier-to-read separator. > All 'best practice' advice is appreciated! I made the change and will use the underscore from here on out. Thanks again! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
