You wouldn't be able to in one declaration, but you could
do several then combine them in your Action.
In your pre-population action:
DynaValidatorForm childForm =
childFormBeanConfig.createActionForm(getServlet());
parentForm.set("child", childForm);
// use session scope so th
raghu wrote:
How do we build dynavalidator forms that have as one of their fields another
dynavalidator form?
My first thought was
but of course you can't configure the nested dyna form that way. Maybe
lazy dyna forms would work here?
L.
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How do we build dynavalidator forms that have as one of their fields another
dynavalidator form?
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jelything wrote the following on 3/18/2005 4:58 PM:
Thanks for the feedback.
Why wouldn't I want to nest forms?
Because how are you going to populate them and create them all? For
example, imagine the case where you needed to a master detail edit of
company employees (granted this might not be a
Thanks for the feedback.
Why wouldn't I want to nest forms? Its entirely possible I missed the
point, but I thought that was what was for? Everything
but the validating works just fine.
I'm sure that I could write my own validation method, but I'm trying
to KISS and use the nice validation.xm
jelything wrote the following on 3/18/2005 1:40 PM:
I have a DynaValidatorForm that holds many items, including an
ArrayList of DynaValidatorForms. Calling validate() on the main form
works just fine, but how do I get the nested forms to validate?
If I iterate through the ArrayList, and cast them
I have a DynaValidatorForm that holds many items, including an
ArrayList of DynaValidatorForms. Calling validate() on the main form
works just fine, but how do I get the nested forms to validate?
If I iterate through the ArrayList, and cast them back to a
DynaValidatorForm and then simply call v
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