indexedlistproperty validation problem

2004-04-03 Thread jolly
Hi, I have face another validation problem to validate indexedListProperty. My validator is like folloeing min0 max1 But this doesnt work. What is the wrong here? Please reply ASAP. -- jolly ---

Re: integer validation problem

2004-04-03 Thread jolly
Dear Richard Thanks for your reply. But I dont want to declare this type of variable as String. I want to use the DTO as form bean property. For this it is not validated by validator. so I have to make my DTO dirtty that is I have to declare another attribute for all variables that are not Strin

Re: 'anonymous' role

2004-04-03 Thread Bill Siggelkow
You are essentialy correct, Mohan. CMA is not come into play unless the user attempts access to a protected resource. One thing you could do was assume that if 'getUserPrincipal()' returns null then the user has not logged in and is therefore in the 'anonymous' role. If you want more flexibil

Re: integer validation problem

2004-04-03 Thread Richard Yee
Jolly, If you had checked the archives, you would have found your answer immediately since this topic has come up several times in the past two weeks. Anyway, declare your firstCategoryAmount and incrementDTO attributes as Strings instead of int and double. -Richard At 10:57 PM 4/2/2004, you w

Re: 'anonymous' role

2004-04-03 Thread Adam Hardy
On 04/03/2004 01:56 PM MOHAN RADHAKRISHNAN wrote: Hi In our current CMA implementation for role check , we have an 'anonymous' role. Now this role is supposed to work without logging into the application. Do you have any idea how to implement this ? As far as I know there is no CMA w

'anonymous' role

2004-04-03 Thread MOHAN RADHAKRISHNAN
Hi In our current CMA implementation for role check , we have an 'anonymous' role. Now this role is supposed to work without logging into the application. Do you have any idea how to implement this ? As far as I know there is no CMA without logging in and so I have to block the call