on 07-03-2007 11:46 AM
Hi All,
I am facing a problem with date validation. I need to validate an input field which will be filled in with a date. When the user enters a wrong format of the date, an exception should be raised.
Webdynpro automatically handles the validation, but its throwing an exception in German language.
The exception is:
<i><b>"Bitte giben Sie den Wert in der Form 11/25/1987 ein"</b></i>
How could I solve this, so that the exception would be raised in english and more understandable to the user. Or, how could I handle the exception and raise my own exception.
any help is appreciated with reward points.
Regards,
Murthy.
Hi!
Webdynpro automatically handles the validation for all dictionary types, when any action(if the property "Without Validation" is not set) is called.
You can set this property for all actions, and then create your own validation method.
Best Regads, Vitali.
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Hi,
I think the tutorial in this link will help you to validate the date field in webdynpro-java...
If helpful please reward with points.
Thanks
ritu
Message was edited by:
Ritushree Saha
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Hi Narayana,
What is the project language that you've selected and also if you are using transalation.Change that to english as default.
Regards
Amit
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Hi,
Check your Browser,
In IE, Go to <b>Tools->Internet Options->Languages.</b>
In languages box, check for English (United States)[en-us]
if it is not there click <b>add</b> to add english and move to first.
Regards
Satish Kumar SV
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