wl:summary wl:form
15.2 Validation Tag Attribute Reference
This section describes the WebLogic form validation tags and their attributes. Note that the prefix used to reference the tag can be defined in the taglib directive on your JSP page. For clarity, the wl prefix is used to refer to the WebLogic form validation tags throughout this document.15.2.1 wl:summary
wl:summary is the parent tag for validation. Place the opening wl:summary tag before any other element or HTML code in the JSP. Place the closing wl:summary tag anywhere after the closing wl:form tags. ■ name—Optional Name of a vector variable that holds all validation error messages generated by the wl:validator tags on the JSP page. If you do not define this attribute, the default value, errorVector, is used. The text of the error message is defined with the errorMessage attribute of the wl:validator tag. To display the values in this vector, use the wl:errors tag. To use the wl:errors tag, place the tag on the page where you want the output to appear. For example: wl:errors color=red Alternately, you can use a scriptlet. For example: if errorVector.size 0 { for int i=0; i errorVector.size; i++ { out.printlnStringerrorVector.elementAti; out.printlnbr; } } Where errorVector is the name of the vector assigned using the name attribute of the wl:summary tag. The name attribute is required when using multiple forms on a page. ■ headerText—A variable that contains text that can be displayed on the page. If you only want this text to appear when errors occur on the page, you can use a scriptlet to test for this condition. For example: ifsummary.size 0 { out.printlnheaderText; } Where summary is the name of the vector assigned using the name attribute of the wl:summary tag. ■ redirectPage—URL for the page that is displayed if the form validation does not return errors. This attribute is not required if you specify a URL in the action attribute of the wl:form tag. Do not set the redirectPage attribute to the same page containing the wl:summary tag—you will create an infinite loop causing a StackOverFlow exception. Using WebLogic JSP Form Validation Tags 15-315.2.2 wl:form
The wl:form tag is similar to the HTML form tag and defines an HTML form that can be validated using the WebLogic JSP form validation tags. You can define multiple forms on a single JSP by uniquely identifying each form using the name attribute. ■ method—Enter GET or POST. Functions exactly as the method attribute of the HTML form tag. ■ action—URL for the page that is displayed if the form validation does not return errors. The value of this attribute takes precedence over the value of the redirectPage attribute of the wl:summary tag and is useful if you have multiple forms on a single JSP page. Do not set the action attribute to the same page containing the wl:form tag—you will create an infinite loop causing a StackOverFlow exception. ■ name—Functions exactly as the name attribute of the HTML form tag. Identifies the form when multiple forms are used on the same page. The name attribute is also useful for JavaScript references to a form.15.2.3 wl:validator
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