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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by "Sudhir S. Shetty" <ss...@powershare.net> on 2002/09/04 13:02:01 UTC
Returning Action Errors in the Action Class.
Hi Everybody,
I have an application in which I enter data on to a
JSP form, after which the Form Bean is activated.
After this in the Action class , in the perform method I do some processing,
here is it possible for some condition to return an
Action Errors object?
So that the user is restricted to the input JSP?
TIA,
regards,
Suydhir
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RE: Returning Action Errors in the Action Class.
Posted by Miguel Angel Mulero Martinez <mi...@mad.tecsidel.es>.
Create de ActionErrors in the same way, then use the function
saveErrors(req,errors) of the action, and use the mapping.forward() to go to
the input jsp.
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De: Sudhir S. Shetty [mailto:sshetty@powershare.net]
Enviado el: miƩrcoles, 04 de septiembre de 2002 13:02
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Returning Action Errors in the Action Class.
Hi Everybody,
I have an application in which I enter data on to a
JSP form, after which the Form Bean is activated.
After this in the Action class , in the perform method I do some processing,
here is it possible for some condition to return an
Action Errors object?
So that the user is restricted to the input JSP?
TIA,
regards,
Suydhir
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i18n for file uploading
Posted by Lynch Wu <ly...@server.truetel.com.tw>.
Hi All,
It seems that when a file is uploaded by
UploadAction.java, the FILE NAME cannot
be i18nized.
Can anyone confirm this as a bug, either
from the multi-part form, or from Struts?
Or is there any solution for this? Thanks in
advance.
Regards,
Lynch