Seems like you have it down. Why is it kind of? It is only a really type
conversion issue if you need to reconstruct the graph of Map>Bean>List from
a string posted from a web page.
mahanare wrote:
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> kind of got a fix.
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> here is my jsp content.
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kind of got a fix.
here is my jsp content.
mahanare wrote:
newton.dave wrote:
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> I believe it was probably what's conventionally known as a "mistake".
> It appears to have been resolved with XW-677.
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Yep, looks like that will take care of it. Thanks.
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markbeek wrote:
Can anyone (a) confirm this analysis of the source code, and (b) if so,
explain why the decision was made to consider zero an invalid entry for a
double property on a form field?
I believe it was probably what's conventionally known as a "mistake".
It appears to have been resol
I have a Struts2 action with a double property called "amount". No
validation rules on the action as yet.
When I enter "0.0" into the amount on the JSP page, it displays an "Invalid
field value for field "amount"" error.
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I've encountered the same behavior.
I've trac
Thanks for your reply Lukasz. In practice, I should use BigDecimal to avoid
rounding problems but it doesn't change the fact that 0.0 shouldn't be
thrown up as an invalid conversion for a double.
This works perfectly well, so I can't understand why Struts2 throws "0.0"
out as an error ...
public
2009/1/30 san-ho-zay :
> I have a Struts2 action with a double property called "amount". No validation
> rules on the action as yet.
Use big Double instead.
Regards
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Hi Titus,
You can validate with annotations.
best greetings,
Pawel Wielgus
2008/12/24, Marsman :
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> newton.dave wrote:
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>>> if ( values[0] == null || values[0].length() == 0
>>> && values[0].equalsIgnoreCase("v.a.")
>> || values[0].equalsIgnoreCase("various artists"))
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newton.dave wrote:
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>> if ( values[0] == null || values[0].length() == 0
>> && values[0].equalsIgnoreCase("v.a.")
> || values[0].equalsIgnoreCase("various artists"))
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> This condition strikes me as odd... did you really mean "&&" there?
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No, of course not. You found an o
dusty wrote:
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> You could create a special class for this property so you can use type
> conversion but that seems ugly.
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> You are better off using EL or a custom tag for rendering the property.
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I thought about creating a new type (in Hibernate) for my "artists". But
only for storing "v
you want to use the class name rather property name on your conversion file.
com.mydomain.model.Artist=com.mydomain.converter.ArtistConverter
You specify the property name when telling struts the Bean type for an
entire collection. I don't think you can register Type Converters for a
particul
--- On Tue, 12/23/08, Marsman wrote:
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This isn't really type conversion, it's a toString. AFAIK type conversion is
only an issue to/from forms.
> if ( values[0] == null || values[0].length() == 0
> && values[0].equalsIgnoreCase("v.a.")
|| values[0].equalsIgnoreCase("va
Dale,
Thanks for your fast reply. You pointed me in the right direction and I
found a fix afterall! The issue is described here:
http://jira.opensymphony.com/browse/XW-512
Upgrading XWork to 2.0.3+ fixes the problem.
--Art
DNewfield wrote:
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> Art Krahenbuhl wrote:
>> How can we get rid of
Art Krahenbuhl wrote:
How can we get rid of the commas? I can't find any
information on this issue.
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1937
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