I know there are alternatives to throwing ValidationExceptions, but I was wondering what use does this has then? Is there really a case where you could want to log with error level all the user input validation errors? I ask because this method, throwing ValidationExceptions, appears on the wiki page as "you should do it this way" (http://tapestry.apache.org/forms-and-validation.html) but this behavior, imho, makes it useless at least in most cases.
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