Hey Dave,
Sorry - I didn't mean to be deliberately vague. I'm kind of stumbling
through this to help the team. The real Struts "genius" of the bunch is
wrapped up with other problems. I was just trying to help.
If by "zero-config" you're referring to our network, that would be No.
We're on a fairly standard DHCP/DNS local network here at the office.
If you mean something else, then I'm afraid I'm blonde again. :-)
I think I tried setting up a CustomerController-add-validation.xml, but
I'll give it another try.
Thanks for the feedback,
Dave
Dave Newton wrote:
--- On Wed, 10/15/08, David C. Hicks wrote:
We are using the "simple" theme primarily, but even if the page won't
report errors shouldn't the action fail if it is validating and I give
it bad data on purpose?
Yes, but you never actually said specifically what was or wasn't happening, so
I had to guess.
Our main layout has a <s:actionerror/> tag that should get
any reported validation, though.
Didn't know that either.
We're just not relying on the theme to insert that tag for us.
None of the default shipping themes would; the themes that show error messages
put the messages inline with the form fields.
The first thing I'd try is creating a XxxController-add-validation.xml and see
if that works, since you've defined an alias for the action class. (Where Xxx
is whatever that controller class was called.)
Are you using zero-config?
Dave
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