No, not that I would know of some better way to handle that. JSF generally just supports validators with a relationship to one field, for everything else you need to work yourself.
Anyone who knows something different? regards, Martin On 5/25/05, Jan Bols <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a form containing (among others) a field to fill in a company name > and fields to fill in the address of the company (street, nr, bus, zip, > city, country). I want to give an error message when the user fills one of > the address fileds but not the company name. > > The way I solved the problem was to add a custom validator to each address > field that checks the submitted value of the company name for a null > value. This works but the validation occurs on every address field. > > Is there another way to do this? > > Jan >
