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Hi all,
I'm building a wizard system using Struts.
I would use the validation features offered by Struts but I have a serious
problem.
When I am at step 'n' of the wizard, fields that are *required* at step
'n+1' are not filled, so I got an error.
Is there a way to associate the same DispatchAction to differents
ActionForms according to the "parameter" in the mapping?

thanx

ShadowMan wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm building a wizard system using Struts.
> I would use the validation features offered by Struts but I have a serious
> problem.
> When I am at step 'n' of the wizard, fields that are *required* at step
> 'n+1' are not filled, so I got an error.
> Is there a way to associate the same DispatchAction to differents
> ActionForms according to the "parameter" in the mapping?

Check out the page attribute of the field element. According to the
javadocs:

page The JavaBean corresponding to this form may include
a page property. Only fields with a "page" attribute
value that is equal to or less than the page property
on the form JavaBean are processed. This is useful when
using a "wizard" approach to completing a large form,
to ensure that a page is not skipped.
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Sounds like what you want, no?

Sudsy <> wrote:
> ShadowMan wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> I'm building a wizard system using Struts.
>> I would use the validation features offered by Struts but I have a
serious
>> problem.
>> When I am at step 'n' of the wizard, fields that are *required* at step
>> 'n+1' are not filled, so I got an error.
>> Is there a way to associate the same DispatchAction to differents
>> ActionForms according to the "parameter" in the mapping?
>
> Check out the page attribute of the field element. According to the
> javadocs:
>
> page The JavaBean corresponding to this form may include
> a page property. Only fields with a "page" attribute
> value that is equal to or less than the page property
> on the form JavaBean are processed. This is useful when
> using a "wizard" approach to completing a large form,
> to ensure that a page is not skipped.
> [0]
It sounds good...but I can't find on the javadocs.
Wich class docs are you seeing?!

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ShadowMan