AW: AW: getting error-texts into global xml

Hi Stephan,

you could do this:

// get the resource properties file
Document varDoc =
  (Document) servlet.getServletContext().getAttribute(
  StrutsCXConstants.RESSOURCEPROPERTIES_FILES
  + "."
  + getLocale(request).getLanguage());
			
// wrap it in a JXPathContext
vars = JXPathContext.newContext(varDoc);
		
// access the error string
String error_on_date =
  (String) props.getValue("//errors/dateElement");

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

... 

Berny



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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 19. Februar 2004 10:49
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Betreff: Re: AW: [Strutscx-user] getting error-texts into global xml

Bernhard Woehrlin wrote:

HI,

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

ok, this option is possible too, but not satisfying to me.

In my understanding, occuring errors due to input mistakes should not to

be set into the request/response/session section of the XML, shouldn't
they?

It would be nice to have these entries in the /root/errors path.

Alternative to errors.add, is the global XML available through

   session.getAttribute(StrutsCXConstants.XML_DEBUG_PARAM)???

MfG,
   Stephan R.
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