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Suggest me good validation framework to use with J2EE!!! (7 messages)
- Posted by: Harita K
- Posted on: April 29 2004 10:44 EDT
Hi,
We are building new J2EE application. I would apperciate if any body suggest me the good validation frame work.
i.e., Client side (jsp) and server side validation.
For example, i want to set standard rules for text box.
and apply rules like uniqueness, character input length etc...
Thanks!!!Threaded Messages (7)
- Suggest me good validation framework to use with J2EE!!! by Venkata Lakshmana Rao Annepu on April 29 2004 13:02 EDT
- General validation framework by Stephane Vaucher on April 29 2004 22:28 EDT
- General validation framework by Gianluca Gaiotto on May 03 2004 03:42 EDT
- Check this by Dhrubo Kayal on November 19 2004 01:03 EST
- General validation framework by Gianluca Gaiotto on May 03 2004 03:42 EDT
- Suggest me good validation framework to use with J2EE!!! by Donald Kittle on April 30 2004 12:11 EDT
- Vlad will do the trick by Noe Samuhel on June 15 2011 09:59 EDT
- Use Javascript Validation Rather than Server side by Ashwin Kumar on June 15 2011 22:25 EDT
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- Posted by: Venkata Lakshmana Rao Annepu
- Posted on: April 29 2004 13:02 EDT
- in response to Harita K
You can you Struts Framework 1.1. -
General validation framework[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Stephane Vaucher
- Posted on: April 29 2004 22:28 EDT
- in response to Harita K
If you don't want to use struts, you can use its validation framework independently.
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/validator/index.html
HTH,
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General validation framework[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Gianluca Gaiotto
- Posted on: May 03 2004 03:42 EDT
- in response to Stephane Vaucher
If you don't want to use struts, you can use its validation framework independently.http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/validator/index.htmlHTH,sv
Is there an how-to for using Commons Validator within a non-Struts web application?
Thanks,
Gianluca -
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- Posted by: Dhrubo Kayal
- Posted on: November 19 2004 01:03 EST
- in response to Gianluca Gaiotto
Hi you can chek this link
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/12/11/jakartastruts.html?page=3
else you can read chuks book programming jakarta starts in which he dedicates a section for using validator framework outside struts -
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- Posted by: Donald Kittle
- Posted on: April 30 2004 12:11 EDT
- in response to Harita K
I looked at using Struts' validation framework, but I didn't like that they've started extending it within Struts itself. We are currently using Vlad which uses XML to define rules, has some cool OO features to the configuration and allows you to define individual field rules separately and then 'include' these field rules in your form validation section. -
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- Posted by: Noe Samuhel
- Posted on: June 15 2011 09:59 EDT
- in response to Donald Kittle
I also think Vlad will do the trick, using the XML for rules redefining and having the OO features. I am, or should I say, was looking for a good validation framework, along with a private cloud provider, to have complete administrative control over the resources. I am glad I finally found something worth looking at.
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- Posted by: Ashwin Kumar
- Posted on: June 15 2011 22:25 EDT
- in response to Harita K
When you want to validate syntactical , type related,length related validation go with javascript validation like validationEngine of jquery
example: http://linkwithweb.appspot.com/pages/secure/userRegistration.html
Try to delte some values and you will see inline validation done
Only if you want to do some business validation it has to be sent back to server which can be various technologies people mentioned above
I hope you understood the differrence between types of validations now