No message display in spring errors tag

[sam White]

Hi with spring mvc 3.0.5 and jsp, I don't know why there is no error message display in my spring error tag.

Here is my controller class:

@RequestMapping(value="/createadmin", method=RequestMethod.POST)
	public String submitProduct(HttpServletRequest req, Model model, 
			 @ModelAttribute("adminsignup") @Valid final AdminSignupBean adminsignup,
                         BindingResult result, ModelMap map)
	{	
		UUID pbid=adminsignup.getPbid();
                logger.debug("====adminsignup:"+adminsignup.toString());

                if (result.hasErrors()) {
                    logger.debug("=====has errors messages");
                    AdminSignupBean admin = products.get(pbid);
                    
                    return "adminsignup/createadmin";
                }

The debugging message inside the hasErrors() codeblock is shown on the console. But nothing display on the jsp file.

jsp file:
<tr> <td><form:label for="password" path="password" > Password:</form:label></td> <td colspan="2"><form:password path="password" size="40" id="password" name="password"/></td> <td colspan="3"><form:errors path="password" cssClass="error" /></td> </tr> <tr> <td><form:label for="confirmPassword" path="confirmPassword" > Confirm Password:</form:label></td> <td colspan="2"><form:password path="confirmPassword" size="40" id="confirmPassword"/></td> <td colspan="3"><form:errors path="confirmPassword" cssClass="error" /></td> </tr>

bean class:

@Matches(field="password", verifyField="confirmPassword", message="xxxxxxxx")
public class AdminSignupBean {
        public interface ValidationGroup {};
        
	@Size(min=6, max=50, message="password must be at > 6 and < 50")
        private String password;
        private String confirmPassword;

Any suggestion is very appreciated.
Thanks
Sam

[sam White]

I have removed my custom validator and use the hibernate default validators only. But the jsp page still not showing the error message.

Here is my bean class:

public class AdminSignupBean {
        public interface ValidationGroup {};
        
	@Size(min=6, max=50, message="password must be at > 6 and < 50")
        private String password;
        @Size(min=6, max=50, message="password must be at > 6 and < 50")
        private String confirmPassword;
...
getters/setters

Controller class:

@Controller
@RequestMapping(value="/adminsignup")

@SessionAttributes({"adminsignupbean", "pbid"})
public class AdminSignUpController {
    
    private ValidatorFactory validatorFactory 
                = Validation.byProvider(HibernateValidator.class).configure().buildValidatorFactory();
@RequestMapping(value="/createadmin", method=RequestMethod.POST)
	public String submitProduct(
			 @ModelAttribute("adminsignup") @Valid final AdminSignupBean adminsignup,
                         BindingResult result, ModelMap map,
                         HttpServletRequest req)
	{	
		UUID pbid=adminsignup.getPbid();
                logger.debug("====adminsignup:"+adminsignup.toString());

                if (result.hasErrors()) {
                    logger.debug("=====has errors messages");
                    AdminSignupBean admin = products.get(pbid);
                    req.getSession().setAttribute("pbid", pbid);
                   
                    return "adminsignup/createadmin";
                }    
....

Looking forward to anybody help to resolve this issue.
Thanks
Sam

[Bill Gorder]

You @SessionAttribute is set to adminsignupbean your modelAttribute is set to adminsignup what is the modelAttribute attribute set to on your form tag in your JSP? Something seems off there.

[sam White]

cool, you got sharp eyes. Yes I found that last night.
Thanks
Sam