Er... The "validation" interceptor?
Yeah, you're right, duh! I didn't realize that the validation
interceptor is actually the AnnotationValidationInterceptor class :-P
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Steven Hansen wrote:
Are you sure that calling super.validate() from my action's
implementation of validate() will invoke the XML/annotation validations?
Hmm, I guess it just does the XML/annotation validation automatically
without the super. Too late to change it in the book. Oh well... Kinda
Are you sure that calling super.validate() from my action's
implementation of validate() will invoke the XML/annotation validations?
I'm extending ActionSupport, so super.validate() would call
ActionsSupport's validate(), which is just an empty method ..
But I think you understand what
Steven Hansen wrote:
Is there anyway to manually check possible validation errors on this
action as if it were called by the Validation interceptor?
The previous answer was partially correct, depending on what you're
actually trying to do. If you implement a validate() method you can call
sup
you just have to write the validate method
public void validate ()
{
if (getModel().something()==null)
addFieldError("question", "Something went wrong");
}
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 7:15 PM, Steven Hansen wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to test some basic validations on an action:
>
>
> pu
Hi,
I'm trying to test some basic validations on an action:
public class CreateUserAction extends ActionSupport implements
ModelDriven {
private User user = new User();
private IUserDao userService = new UserDao();
public String execute() {
if ( this.userService.save
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