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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Mark Lowe <ma...@talk21.com> on 2004/02/07 12:33:16 UTC
Validator Unknown host exception
Anyone know how to get rid of the unknown host exception that the
validator plugin throws when it cant connect to the internet.
I've tried putting the dtd's locally, and have tried to do what
previous threads say will fix this to no avail. I recall this was fixed
with one of the beta releases of 1.1 but its sneaked back in and its
very annoying.
Please any advice appreciated, like how to set the dtd's up locally.
I'd prefer to use the stable release of commons validator rather than
getting burnt with any miscellaneous null pointer exceptions and such
like.
The version of commons validator claims this is fixed in the release
notes, which is plainly lies.
Cheers Mark
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Re: Validator Unknown host exception
Posted by Mark Lowe <ma...@talk21.com>.
Thanks Koh
I'll give that a go. I resolved it temporally by using the 1.0 dtd.
I'll give your method a go when/if i need anything from validator 1.1.
Cheers again
Mark
On 7 Feb 2004, at 16:46, Kok Wei, Koh wrote:
> I was stucked in a dtd problem with commons validator. After wasting
> too much time on it, I decided to download the source from cvs ... set
> digester.validate(false) and rebuild the jar.
>
> You could try this if you wanna live without the dtd.
>
> Mark Lowe wrote:
>> Anyone know how to get rid of the unknown host exception that the
>> validator plugin throws when it cant connect to the internet.
>> I've tried putting the dtd's locally, and have tried to do what
>> previous threads say will fix this to no avail. I recall this was
>> fixed with one of the beta releases of 1.1 but its sneaked back in
>> and its very annoying.
>> Please any advice appreciated, like how to set the dtd's up locally.
>> I'd prefer to use the stable release of commons validator rather than
>> getting burnt with any miscellaneous null pointer exceptions and such
>> like.
>> The version of commons validator claims this is fixed in the release
>> notes, which is plainly lies.
>> Cheers Mark
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Re: Validator Unknown host exception
Posted by "Kok Wei, Koh" <ko...@imocha.com.my>.
I was stucked in a dtd problem with commons validator. After wasting too
much time on it, I decided to download the source from cvs ... set
digester.validate(false) and rebuild the jar.
You could try this if you wanna live without the dtd.
Mark Lowe wrote:
> Anyone know how to get rid of the unknown host exception that the
> validator plugin throws when it cant connect to the internet.
>
> I've tried putting the dtd's locally, and have tried to do what previous
> threads say will fix this to no avail. I recall this was fixed with one
> of the beta releases of 1.1 but its sneaked back in and its very annoying.
>
> Please any advice appreciated, like how to set the dtd's up locally. I'd
> prefer to use the stable release of commons validator rather than
> getting burnt with any miscellaneous null pointer exceptions and such like.
>
> The version of commons validator claims this is fixed in the release
> notes, which is plainly lies.
>
> Cheers Mark
>
>
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