Imagine this scenario:
/** * @hibernate.property @struts.dynaform-field * */
This is on a POJO?
public Boolean getApproved() { return approved; }
public void setApproved(Boolean approved) { this.approved = approved; }
with this snippet I create a field in the database (via hibernate) and a matching property in my DynaForm. Since Dynas are only defined in the struts-config.xml there is no need to write an ActionForm.
But you were talking about using @struts.validator .... on your POJO?! I'm not getting a clear picture of what you are generating and from where. But, as you can see in XDoclet's code, only ValidatorForm and subclasses are currently processed with <strutsvalidationxml>.
Sounds like you are generating a form bean from your POJO also - so where is the "dyna" in that? I guess I'm still missing something.
Draw me a diagram... like:
POJO -> struts-config -> ....
I let ant/xdoclet build my project while I sip on hot cocoa. Only sex is better than this to me.
Then please don't come near Tapestry.... or at least not near my computer please! :)
Erik
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