IMHO, you could roll your own to start, but the place you'd want to get
to is Magritte. It has the needed functionality and flexibility. The
hooks are in place to extend and override.
It may seem that it's a big framework, because of the large number of
class categories and classes. All those classes are the result of well
factored code. There actually are only a few concepts you need to know
to "get it". Understand MADescription and their containers, along with
the visitor pattern, and you've got it.
On 13/09/11 7:00 PM, John McKeon wrote:
> Magritte gets my vote, no question.
> But there are also Seaside-Widgets which have validation decorators.
> Haven't used them myself
> John
>
> On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 3:58 PM, Larry White <
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> I'm looking for a way to validate my form data. I briefly
> considered Magritte, but get kind of frightened by the size of the
> framework (once bitten by rails, twice shy :). Do people generally
> use that? Is there another framework that people recommend. Or does
> everyone roll their own?
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