We are using Struts 2 validators @FieldExpressionValidator
and @ExpressionValidator
. These validators check on OGNL expression. There are lots of cases where we deal with Strings in these expressions.
expression="(captcha=='' && captcha== null || ....)
We find it is very useful if we can use StringUtils ( isEmpty ,trimToEmpty,... ) here.
As we set the struts.ognl.allowStaticMethodAccess
to false, for security issues, we tried to solve it by adding this getter to action
public StringUtils getStringUtils(){
return new StringUtils();
}
and then stringUtils.isEmpty(captcha)
in the expression. But it didn't work.
To debug we tested
ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack().findValue("stringUtils"); //returns org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils@693ade51 which shows there is an object in the stack
ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack().findValue("stringUtils.isEmpty('dd')"); //returns null
Any comments ?!
isEmpty
is a static method and should be accessed statically with class prefix. As soon as you are using OGNL you have to allow static method access or write a wrapper for the method, i.e.
public boolean stringUtilsIsEmpty(String captcha) {
return StringUtils.isEmpty(captcha);
}
then
ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack().findValue("stringUtilsIsEmpty('dd')");
However, in JSP you can do
<s:if test="captcha != null && captcha != ''">
do something
</s:if>
This is doing the same likeStringUtils#isEmpty()
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39870217/struts-2-using-stringutils-in-validator-expersions