As said I want to utilize JSTL to check for any errors Just use (It just works on Spring MVC 2.5 - Not portable for Spring MVC 3.0 although I suppose it is *requestScope'bindingResult..allErrors'*) c:if test="${not empty requestScope'org.springframework.validation.BindingResult. '. AllErrors}"> An Error has occured!
As said I want to utilize JSTL to check for any errors Just use (It just works on Spring MVC 2.5 - Not portable for Spring MVC 3.0 although I suppose it is *requestScope'bindingResult..allErrors'*) An Error has occured! Keep in mind default command name is The non-qualified command class name with The first letter lowercased. Notice bellow command name is pet private PetValidator petValidator = new PetValidator(); @RequestMapping(method.RequestMethod.
POST) public void form(Pet command, BindingResult bindingResult) { if(petValidator. Validate(command, bindingResult)) { // something goes wrong } else { // ok, go ahead } } So your form should looks like Unless you use @ModelAttribute @RequestMapping(method.RequestMethod. POST) public void form(@ModelAttribute("command") Pet command, BindingResult bindingResult) { // same approach shown above } This way, your form should looks like.
Thanks, I will try what you have suggested and let you know after if this is succssful – Mark Estrada Jul 20 '10 at 6:10 @Mark Estrada Ok, go ahead! – Arthur Ronald F D Garcia Jul 20 '10 at 6:22.
Something like this: You can probably also put a setup the errors to catch all errors on the page (untested): Enjoy!
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