Develop Struts using Easy Struts for Eclipse

Package com.asprise.struts.form;

Import javax.servlet.http.httpservletRequest;

Import org.apache.struts.Action.Actionerro;

Import org.apache.struts.Action.Actionerror;

Import org.apache.struts.Action.actionform;

Import org.apache.struts.action.actionmapping;

Public Class Ownerform Extends ActionForm {

PRIVATE STRING EMAIL;

Private string greet = "mr.";

PRIVATE STRING ADDRESS;

Private int Tel = 0;

PRIVATE STRING NAME;

Public ActionerRors Validate

ActionMapping mapping,

HttpservletRequest request) {

ActionerroS Errors = new actionerrors ();

IF (greet == null || Greet.trim (). Equals ("")) {

Errors.Add ("Greet", New ActionError ("Error.greet"));

}

IF (Name == Null || Name.trim (). Equals ("")) {

Errors.Add ("Name", New ActionError ("Error.Name"));

}

IF (address == null || address.trim (). Equals ("")) {

Errors.Add ("Address", New ActionError ("Error.Address");

}

IF (email == null || email.trim (). Equals ("")) {

Errors.Add ("email", new actionerror ("error.noemail");

}

Else IF (email.indexof ("@") == - 1) {

Errors.Add ("Email", New Actionerror ("Error.Wrongemail");

}

IF (tel == 0) {

Errors.Add ("tel", new actionerror ("error.tel");

}

Return Errors;

}

...

Public string getemail () {

Return email;

}

Public void setemail (String email) {

THIS.EMAIL = Email;

}

...

}

code can be used in the resource properties file. The content of the resource attribute file is some key-value pairs (see Listing 2). These keywords can be called in the source code file. In each resource attribute file, you need ErrorS.Header and Erroors.Footer. Listing 2. ApplicationResources.properties

Errors.Header =

Validation Error (s)

Errors.footer =

---

Error.greet =

• choise your greet

  Error.Name =

• Enter your name

  Error.Address =

• Enter your address

  Error.tel =

• Enter Your Contact Numberrror.Wrongemail =
• Correct Your Email

  Error.Noemail =

• Enter Your Email

  Modify the Action class Owneraction class to simply display a message such as "Thank you, Miss Nancy Chen" in the local forwarding path "Success". Modify the execute () method of the Owneraction class to implement your logic, (EXECUTE () method must be implemented for each Action class). See Listing 3, which turns the control process to Success.jsp. Listing 3. Owneraction.java

  Public class owneraction extends action {

  Public ActionForward Execute

  ActionMapping mapping,

  Actionform Form,

  HTTPSERVLETREQUEST REQUEST,

  Httpservletresponse response

  Throws exception {

  Ownerform Ownerform = (Ownerform) Form;

  String Greet = Ownerform.getgreet ();

  String name = Ownerform.getname ();

  Request.setttribute ("Name", Name);

  Request.setattribute ("Greet", Greet);

  // forward control to the specified success target Target

  Mapping.Findforward ("Success"));

  }

  }

  Modify the JSP file First, add to , complete the form (see Listing 4). Then add one behind the form, which is used to demonstrate different behaviors with the properties "pre berty". For example, only reflects the authentication of user input related to the table single attribute "name". You can use the ActionerRORS class ADD (String Property, ActionError Error) method to associate some errors for a table single property. will reflect all validation errors in this form. These errors will be displayed in the place where is called. Listing 4. Owner.jsp

  <% @ Taglib Uri = "/ Web-INF / STRUTS-Bean.tld" prefix = "bean"%>

  <% @ Taglib URI = "/ Web-INF / STRUTS-HTML.TLD" prefix = "html"%>

  Name = "generator"

  Content = "Easy Struts Xslt Generator for Eclipse (http://easystruts.sf.net).">