Hi, I wanted to ask as a design question...
why do you think ValidationException only accepts a String as it's constructor argument? Right now I 'm working on a form's validation, validation of a field value depends upon other field's value so I thought the only way to do that would be on server side validation... and I think it would be good to have a ValidationException constructor accepting an array/list of Strings... because I 'd like to check all possible errors whenever the user submits the form. That way the user can see all errors at one submit and correct them all..., as it is right now... the user would discover new errors within the form in every following submit he does trying to fix them one by one. Is this approach I want to implement already possible with tapestry?... the only way I can imagine to do it is by addind a String[] constructor to ValidationException, I listen to any invoices :) cheers! (by the way perhaps I found a documentation bug... in page xxx gives an example on server side validation like this: void onValidateFromCount(Integer value) throws ValidationException but..., that didn't work and diving into other documentation pages found that the event is called validateform though calling the method onValidateFormFromCount solved the problem [I 'm using tap 5.1]) Nicolás.-
