RE: wrong direction in validate

2006-06-02 Thread Yee, Richard K CTR DMDC
: wrong direction in validate Hello Dave, Dave Newton wrote: > Andreas Hartmann wrote: >> How does struts determinate the destination to go to in error >> situation? >> > > If you're letting Struts do the validation it will return to whatever > you have

Re: wrong direction in validate

2006-06-02 Thread Andreas Hartmann
Hello Dave, Dave Newton wrote: > Andreas Hartmann wrote: >> How does struts determinate the destination to go to in error situation? >> > > If you're letting Struts do the validation it will return to whatever > you have defined as the 'input' attribute in your action mapping, which > you didn

Re: wrong direction in validate

2006-06-02 Thread Scott Van Wart
Dave Newton wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: How does struts determinate the destination to go to in error situation? If you're letting Struts do the validation it will return to whatever you have defined as the 'input' attribute in your action mapping, which you didn't post. If you'r

Re: wrong direction in validate

2006-06-02 Thread Dave Newton
Andreas Hartmann wrote: > How does struts determinate the destination to go to in error situation? > If you're letting Struts do the validation it will return to whatever you have defined as the 'input' attribute in your action mapping, which you didn't post. If you're doing validation some oth

wrong direction in validate

2006-06-01 Thread Andreas Hartmann
Hello, I'm using the following: public final class Eigenschaftenform extends ActionForm { ... public ActionErrors validate( ActionMapping mp, HttpServletRequest rq ) { ActionErrors errors = new ActionErrors(); if (error) { errors.add( "id", new ActionMessage(