Charles,
I haven't really found any way to get around the setup you are talking
about... If you want validation, you pretty much have to map to
different actionable URLs. From the framework's perspective, it really
can't know that you want validation or not without different request
URLs. The alte
Hi Chuck,
i'm also addicted to convention and i do it like that:
/register!input
(i don't remember well if it is ! or some other character but that is
possible for sure)
If one call such an address his browser will land on input result with
no validation being fired.
Also if You want to depent on r
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Hi,
I am using LabelValuebean only. The problem is I am looking for an efficient
way to store both the value and the label in the form bean. Usually the
selected id will be stored in the setter method by the frame work.
I can have
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Struts has a concept of CodeValuebean..(Dont remember the exact class
name.)You should use that.
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Hi All,
In my JSP ,
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