Examples of com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.Constraint

Package com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.Constraint

com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.Constraint
Constraint is an Interface needed to perform a Validation. User can define a new type of Validation by implementing this Interface. Method match defines the Validation logic. This method returns an empty collection if the value being validated is valid; else it returns a Collection with a {@link ConstraintFailure}object in it. @author Rajeshwar Patil @version %I%, %G%

     */
    private Collection validate(String value, ArrayList constraints,
            String name){
        ArrayList failed_constrains = new ArrayList();
        int size = constraints.size();
        Constraint constraint =  null;
        for(int i=0; i<size; i++) {
            constraint = (Constraint)constraints.get(i);
            failed_constrains.addAll(constraint.match(value, name));
        }
        return failed_constrains;
    }

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                ///arguments = new Object[]{"Validator", validator};    //NOI18N
                ///System.out.println(MessageFormat.format(format, arguments));
            }


            int noOfChecks = element.sizeCheck();
            Constraint constraint = null;
            for(int j=0; j<noOfChecks; j++){
                check = element.getCheck(j);
                constraint = getConstraint(check);
                if(null != constraint){
                    validator.addElementConstraint(elementName, constraint);

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     * object. Returns <code>null</code> in case no information for this 
     * constaint is specified in Constraints File or if Constraints File is not
     * found/defined.
     */
    private Constraint getConstraint(Check check){
        Constraint constraint = null;
        if(null == constraints) {
            constructConstraints();
        }
        CheckInfo checkInfo = null;
        if(null != constraints){

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        //      <name> field of <check-info> in Constraints File to find out
        //      infromation of a particulatar Constraint.
        //      Number of <parameters> defined in <check> should match the
        //      number of <arguments> of corresponding <check-info>
        //
        Constraint constraint = null;
        String classname = checkInfo.getClassname();
        Arguments arguments = checkInfo.getArguments();
        Class[] argumentTypeClass = new Class[1];
        Object[] argumentValue = new Object[1];

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