ld, they get converted to 0 (somehow).
> How can I prevent this?
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> Thanks in advance!
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--- Alex Wibowo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But that will tie up the hibernate objects to
Struts,
> wouldnt it?
XWork, technically, but yes. The other issue (I think;
haven't explored it yet) is that you'd lose the
ability to validate differently based on the Action
method (which I need).
So I'
Hi Dave,
Thanks for that.. I will have a look at the VisitorValidator tomorrow (its 1
AM here :P )
I am sort of in the same position as you (using Hibernate objects at the web
layer)... I have given that
a thought before (annotating the hibernate objects with validation
annotation). But that wil
Just a quick followup regarding annotations:
--- Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if this is a "better way" or not and it
> does not use annotations (at least not yet), but...
If you annotate the class contained in the collection
the @VisitorFieldValidator still works.
This
--- Alex Wibowo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is not the best solution.. so if you found a
> better way to do it, please let me know.
I don't know if this is a "better way" or not and it
does not use annotations (at least not yet), but...
(1) Create a validation config file for the *object*
(in
Hi Dave,
I came up with my own solution. Basically I wrote a method that I called
manually (i.e. I didnt use expressionvalidator annotation)..
in that method, i perform the check myself. If there was any error, I did
addFieldError("customers[index]", getText("some.text.from.properties.file
"));
--- Alex Wibowo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using Struts 2.0. Has anyone ever done
> validation on individual item in java.util.List
> before?
I'm drawing a blank on this one too after poking it
with a stick for about an hour now... I have a similar
requirement (but with fairly heavy inter-
Hi all...
I am using Struts 2.0. Has anyone ever done validation on individual item in
java.util.List before?
Say, I have a property
List customers
in my Action, and Customer is defined as:
public class Customer{
private String username;// must not be empty
private
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