Antony,

The preferred way is to copy the static javascript into a static file (.js)
and include it as a <script> element. This will also allow it to be cached
by your browser. There's no reason why you must generate those functions
every time. The only generation must be for your form.

Paul

On 5/9/07, Antony Stubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Having staticJavascript=true generates *all* the validation functions
specificed in struts-validators.xml (?) even if the form it's generating
for
only uses the REQUIRED validator.

Is there a way to minimise the javascript generated?

I'm going to try a work around, where I've extracted the generated
javascript, and have put it in an external file that I will reference.
Once
I've decided which functions I am not going to use, I will remove them
from
this file.
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