My struts 1.2 validator framework tutorial in Netbeans 6

Hello friends, currently i'm working on a web-based project where we use Struts 1.2 validator framework.

I search for this topic but i couln't find a simple tutorial for client-side validations.

so i thought to post what i know on this...

i recommend u to practice Struts basics tutorial on before this Netbeans official site.

I know ALL my friends who visit this blog DONT interest about Struts.
So i dont post whole tutorial in here..
i post it in my Netbeans blog

here is your link to that tutorial!

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