Thanks Wes,
Thanks for your help. The snippet you wrote is valid code, however I was
hoping for a similar solution where I only need to use the
<s:fieldError />
Normally in Struts 1.x, I'll write <html:errors/> and in my
validation.xml, I would define the field to validate and the key to add
to be replaced for the {0} variable. Do you know if this can be done in
Struts 2.x? I suspect that I can write my own template, but I really
would hate to do it just for this case.
Wes Wannemacher wrote:
I could be wrong, but if you are using the s:text tag, you can specify
an s:param that will be used. I could be wrong, and hopefully someone
will correct me if I am but -
<s:text name="mesage.key">
<s:param>Mr. Smith</s:param>
</s:text>
package.properties -
message.key=Hello {0}
The docs aren't real specific on it, but there is some information here -
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.11/docs/text.html
On 12/12/07, Alberto A. Flores <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In struts 1.x, a resource bundle can have:
errors.required={0} is required.
And the validation.xml files will have a param set to the token (key) to
be plugged in the {0} variable. Is there such a functionality in Struts 2?
I have been able to only print one resource bundle using the key
attribute in the <message key=""> tag. The closes I've made it is to
display the name of the validated field doing:
errors.required=${getText(fieldName}} is required.
If the only alternatively is to write my own template, can someone point
in the right direction in where, how to get started.
Hope this is not a big question.
Thanks,
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