AW: getting error-texts into global xml

Hi Stephan,

If you want to bypass the Resource Properties (variables_xx.xml) you
could do the following:

// if an error occurs add an error
errors.add("dateElement", new ActionError("someString")); 
request.addAttribute("error_on_date", " Please enter valid date!");

In your stylesheet you can use a simple <xsl:choose> statement to
present the right message:

<xsl:if test="/root/errors/dateElement = node()">
    <xsl:value-of select="//request/error_on_date"/>
</xsl:if>  

Hope this helps...

Regards,

Berny



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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 19. Februar 2004 08:30
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Betreff: [Strutscx-user] getting error-texts into global xml

HI,

for detailed error handling (though multi language facilities are not 
necessary), I need also texts in error-entries in strutscx-xml:

As example, something like

errors.add("dateElement", new ActionError("Please enter valid date!"));

should give the entry

<root>
   ...
   <errors>
     <dateElement>Please enter valid date!</dateElement>
     ...
   </errors>
   ...
</root>


Is there any way to do this? For some input Elements we can have up to 5

different messages. It would be very difficult to put all of them into 
variables_XX.xml and filter them via XSL..


MfG,
   Stephan R.
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