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Struts Validation and Dynaform

The document discusses different ways to implement validation in Struts forms, including using the validate() method, ValidatorForm, and validation.xml. It also covers using dynamic action forms and server-side error handling in Struts.

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Struts Validation and Dynaform

The document discusses different ways to implement validation in Struts forms, including using the validate() method, ValidatorForm, and validation.xml. It also covers using dynamic action forms and server-side error handling in Struts.

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Struts : Validation Framework (Validation Method in Action Form)

Jsp page :

<html:errors/>

<html:form action="/Login">

User Name <html:text property="userName" />


Password : <html:password property="password"/> <br>

<html:submit value="Login" />

</html:form>

Action Form :
package com.login;

import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm;
import org.apache.struts.action.*;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

public class LoginForm extends ActionForm {

private String userName;


private String password;

//Getter & Setter Method


public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest request) {

ActionErrors actionErrors = new ActionErrors();

if (userName == null || userName.equalsIgnoreCase("")) {

actionErrors.add("userName", new ActionMessage("error.name"));

if (password == null || password.equalsIgnoreCase("")) {

actionErrors.add("password", new ActionMessage("error.password"));

return actionErrors;

public void reset(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest request) {

userName = "";
password = "";
}

ApplicationResource.properties

error.name=<b>User Name </b>can not be empty.

error.password=Password can not be empty.


Struts : Validation Framework ( Validation.xml )

Jsp page :

<body>

<html:javascript formName="loginForm" dynamicJavascript="false"/>

<br/>

<html:errors/>

<html:form action="/Login" onsubmit="return validateLoginForm(this);">

User Name <html:text name="loginForm" property="userName" />

Password : <html:password name="loginForm" property="password"/> <br>

<html:submit value="Login" />

</html:form>

</body>

Action Form :
package com.login;
import org.apache.struts.validator. ValidatorForm;
import org.apache.struts.action.*;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;

public class LoginForm extends ValidatorForm {

/** Creates a new instance of LoginForm */

private String userName;

private String password;

//Getter & Setter Method

ApplicationResource.properties

loginForm.userName = User Name

loginForm.password = Password

Struts-config.xml
Validation.xml
DYNA ACTION FORM & Server Side Error Handling

Jsp page :

<html:form action="/Login">

User Name <html:text property="name" />


Password : <html:password property="email"/> <br>

<html:submit value="Login" />

</html:form>

Struts-Config.xml
Action Class

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