From: Kerry T. <ke...@to...> - 2001-11-19 06:14:14
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Hello. I've been trying out FormProc the last couple of days. Overall, I think it is an excellent tool. Very nice work! I would like to share some of my impressions being a first time user. I also have a few questions. My first question is how do you set up a field with no validator? When I configure a field like: <formproc:element name="address" /> or even <formproc:element name="address"> <formproc:write-method>setAddress</formproc:write-method> </formproc:element> It throws a ResourceException. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this field configuration seems valid. if not, an exception with some description of the problem would be helpful. Like "ResourceException: Missing required --- tag" for example. Secondly, I received this error that seems due to the fact that I had fields in my form that were not included in the configuration file: [DEBUG]:com.anthonyeden.lib.resource.ResourceFileMonitor - Starting FileMonitor [DEBUG]:com.anthonyeden.lib.resource.ResourceFileMonitor - FileMonitor running. [DEBUG]:org.formproc.FormManager - Formproc configuration loaded [DEBUG]:org.formproc.servlet.HttpForm - Processing servlet request. [DEBUG]:org.formproc.Form - Validating field action [DEBUG]:org.formproc.Form - getName: action [DEBUG]:org.formproc.Form - Found form element. java.lang.NullPointerException at org.formproc.Form.validate(Form.java:300) at org.formproc.Form.process(Form.java:266) at org.formproc.servlet.HttpForm.process(HttpForm.java:38) at EntryForm.handle(EntryForm.java:49) Wouldn't it be better to gracefully ignore fields in the form that are not included in the xml configuration file? Or at least throw a meaningfull exception with some description of the problem with the config file? Regards, Kerry -- Kerry Todyruik <ke...@to...> |