Ken Rimple wrote:My quick answer - AJAXIZE the form post, and review the result. Come up with a JSON equivalent of an error list and convert it when received in your backend.
Great minds think alike. This is
exactly what I do. I didn't know if Spring had something built in -- I use native jQuery with the Forms and Validation plugins.
The best part is that, in the case of errors, no context is lost that needs to be painstakingly re-created when using a traditional full-page form post.