> There's nothing in Struts that will take care of this directly. Ideally
> your users should be able to enter whatever characters they want; I would be
> looking at how to get the database layer to cooperate, instead of imposing
> arbitrary input restrictions based on the current database configu
hernan gonzalez wrote:
Assume I have a lot of html forms with text inputs, and I want to
palce some restrictions for the set of allowed chars. Sort of a sanity
check, at the charset level.
For a concrete example, my storage (db) uses LATIN9 (iso-8859-15), and
the user sometimes can enter the non-
Assume I have a lot of html forms with text inputs, and I want to
palce some restrictions for the set of allowed chars. Sort of a sanity
check, at the charset level.
For a concrete example, my storage (db) uses LATIN9 (iso-8859-15), and
the user sometimes can enter the non-allowed acute-accent (ins
Assume I have a lot of html forms with text inputs, and I want to
palce some restrictions for the set of allowed chars. Sort of a sanity
check, at the charset level.
For a concrete example, my storage (db) uses LATIN9 (iso-8859-15), and
the user sometimes can enter the non-allowed acute-accent (ins
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