Validation Error Messages

[dmitter]

Hi Mike,

A quick and dirty test of your approach worked for me. However, as you mentioned I spot a problem concerning the command object's name in the general case too. You face a problem for e.g. <spring:hasBindErrors name="myCommandObject"> for arbitrary command objects. You could circumvent this problem for example by convention (use always "command" as the command object's name) or by additional programming (you could add the command object's name e.g. in #referenceData() of your controller) However, neither approach is perfect.

Bye,

Daniel

[krishnan.1000]

Hi Daniel,

I found out the solution through trial and error.

For field errors:

<c:forEach items ="${errors.fieldErrors}" var = "err">	
	   			
	   			<spring:bind path = command.${err.field}">
	   				<br><c:out value = "${status.errorMessage}"/>
	   			</spring:bind> 
	   		</c:forEach>

Thanks to Spring Community for help

[MikeNereson]

<c:forEach items ="${errors.fieldErrors}" var = "err">	
   <spring:bind path ="command.${err.field}">
	<c:out value = "${status.errorMessage}"/>
        <br>
   </spring:bind> 
</c:forEach>

Didn't work for me. It didn't work when I used "command" or when I used a specific command name, such as <spring:bind path ="login.${err.field}">

Anyone else have any luck?

[dhr_padla]

I've got different issue:
I reject a value in validator with
ValidationUtils.rejectIfEmptyOrWhitespace(errors, "price", "validation.field.requred");

And i would like the error code to be just "validation.field.requred",
but i get "validation.field.required.item.price"

There should be easy solution for this I think

UPD: I display error on JSP with <form:errors path="price" cssClass="fieldError"/> inside <form:form commandName="item">