In struts how can i validate the values filled into the text boxes or else using DynaValidatorForm,without using javascript.Actually with javascript it is working perfect but not without javascript, and i want without javascript?
Latest Answer: jsp1.Struts framework is basically using the taglib so we can import taglib, it is possible for jsp elements.Directive tag
Latest Answer: Offcourse you can make changes to actionservlet by extending it and override the particular method or funcationality which is not meeting your problem requirements.Check with RequestProcess interface and see by having you own request process class implementation ...
In struts, if any changes are made to before the request reaches to actionservlet, where you do the changes?
Latest Answer: JSPs are more towards the J2EE line. In a large jsp applications, lot of java script , css(cascaded sytle sheet) , lot of more thing are applied, with the actual information. Information is required but the presentation of information is also important. ...
Latest Answer: IN addition to whatever said in comment one, in Jakarta Struts request processor has most of the following responsibilities: 1. Determine path, 2. Handle Locale, 3. Process content and encoding type, 4.Process cache headers 5. Pre Processing hook 6.Pre-processing ...
Latest Answer: Since the very purpose of having a controller in the struts framework is to redirect the request to the appropriate action class to process the correspnding business logic, and servlet is the gateway to the web-container for each http request. ...
Latest Answer: hithe action mapping object to give the proper action to that partcular request and takes care of validation also. ...
Latest Answer: As the ActionMessages represent the error scenarios for the current request, they must be stored in request scope not in session scope. hence no way of thinking of removing action messages from session scope.Mahes ...
What is the correct syntax for removing ActionMessages from the session context? Choice 1 Action.removeErrors(); Choice 2 ActionMessages msg1 = new ActionMessages("clear"); Action.saveErrors(session, msg1); Choice 3 Action.saveErrors(session, null); Choice 4 Action.clearErrors(session, null); Choice 5 request.getSession().saveErrors(session, null);
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