Re: Short-circuiting validation when a type conversion error occurs

Hi Emil, 

I guess as you have just pointed out, one way would be to turn off global conversion error for this request (having the "conversionError" interceptor taken off the stack for this request) and have a field level "conversion" validator with short-circuit turned on.

[code]
 <field ...>
    <field-validator name="conversion" short-circuit="true">
         <param name="repopulateField">true</param>
    </field-validator>
    <field-validator ...>
         ....
    </field-validator>
    .....
 </field>
[/code]

or maybe have a global-level validator with short-circuit="true" that sees if there's a conversion error, if so, make the validation fails 

[code]
<validator name="myCustomValidator" short-curcuit="true">
  ....
</validator>
<field ...>
  ....
</field>
[/code]

the conversion error could be checked using

[code]
  actionContext.getConversionErrors();
[/code]

cheers.
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