Re: Validator does not validate!

I don't know exactly what the problem was. After spending lots of hours in front of the computer it worked! I think the problem had something to do with what you say or, probably with the exception I define in the action mapping. Anyway, thanks. -

Re: Validator does not validate!

"Ramon Xuriguera i Albareda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Thanks but, it doesn't work either... > Any other ideas? > I have worked with an earlier version of the Struts validator and found that the failure mode when there was a syntax error in validation.xml for a

Re: Validator does not validate!

Can you repost relevant code and config with any corrections you made? Ramon Xuriguera i Albareda wrote: Thanks but, it doesn't work either... Any other ideas? 2007/6/30, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Subclassing ValidationActionForm means that the form "name" attribute in validation.xml w

Re: Validator does not validate!

Thanks but, it doesn't work either... Any other ideas? 2007/6/30, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Subclassing ValidationActionForm means that the form "name" attribute in validation.xml would be the action path, not the bean name. You want ValidationForm if you want the validation form name to

Re: Validator does not validate!

--- Ramon Xuriguera i Albareda wrote: > VALIDATION.XML > > > > FORMBEAN (SubjectForm.java) > It extends ValidationActionForm Subclassing ValidationActionForm means that the form "name" attribute in validation.xml would be the action path, not the bean name. You want ValidationForm if you want