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From: Christophe Thiebaud <cthiebaud@stylo.it>
To: struts-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: error with parameters
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2000 19:29:37 +0200
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Is there a way to use parameterized errors with struts ?

in the example application the file ApplicationResources.properties
has several string with a {0] tag,=20
(e.g. linkSubscription.noSubscription=3DNo subscription under attribute {=
0}

but these strings are used only to throw  JspException objects, like in:

=09// Print this element to our output writer
=09JspWriter writer =3D pageContext.getOut();
=09try {
=09    writer.print(results.toString());
=09} catch (IOException e) {
=09    throw new JspException
=09=09(messages.getMessage("linkSubscription.io", e.toString()));
=09}

there is no way currently to have the struts tag ErrorsTag handle paramet=
erized
errors.

how do struts users manage that ?

Christophe