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* [1] Add XDoclet tags (@struts.validator) to Person.java

* [1] Add XDoclet Validator to Person.java

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!!Add XDoclet tags (@struts.validator) to Person.java [#1]

To use the Validator with Struts, normally you have to write a validation.xml file by hand. If you're not using AppFuse, you also have to configure the Validator Plugin and error keys in your ApplicationResources_en.properties. For more information on this, see the [Validation Made Easy Tutorial|http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/lesson3/step8].

!!Add XDoclet Validator to Person.java [#1]

To use Commons Validator with Struts (or Spring MVC), normally you have to write a validation.xml file by hand. If you're not using AppFuse, you also have to configure the Validator Plugin and error keys in your ApplicationResources_en.properties. For more information on this, see the [Validation Made Easy Tutorial|http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/lesson3/step8].

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Using XDoclet, it's much easier - we just need to add a couple of ''@struts.validator'' tags to our POJO (Person.java). So open it up (src/dao/**/persistence/Person.java) and modify your setFirstName and setLastName methods to resemble the following:

Using XDoclet, it's much easier - we just need to add a couple of ''@struts.validator'' (or ''@spring.validator'') tags to our POJO (Person.java). Let's open it up (src/dao/**/persistence/Person.java) and modify your setFirstName and setLastName methods to resemble the following:

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;:__Spring MVC:__ If you're using Spring for your MVC layer - use @spring.validator tags and put them on the ''setter'' methods, rather than the getters.

%%(color: green)__Spring MVC:__ If you're using Spring for your MVC layer - use @spring.validator tags and put them on the ''setter'' methods, rather than the getters.%%

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