Examples of eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.exceptions.IncorrectSerializationFormatException

eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.exceptions.IncorrectSerializationFormatException

This exception declares an incorrect serialization format. This means that the method that throwed this method expected a different representation of the entity that should be deserialized. There is probably something wrong with the syntax. There are two sources that might trigger this exception:

Something polluted the serialized data
A bug in gwt-vl

So the first should be the main source of problems. So double check the serialized data that is given to the method that throws this exception. Maybe it got messed up somehow. @author Anatol Mayen

  public static ValidationException deserializeValidationException(
      String serializedValidationException) throws IncorrectSerializationFormatException {


    
    if (!serializedValidationException.startsWith("VE_SERIALIZE_"))
      throw new IncorrectSerializationFormatException("Wrong serialization format. Must begin with: VE_SERIALIZE_");
    
    ValidationException ex = new ValidationException();
    
    String ivs[] = serializedValidationException.split(":_\\[");
    
    if(ivs == null || ivs.length == 0)
      throw new IncorrectSerializationFormatException("Wrong serialization format. Expected delimiter: :_[");
    
    for(int i=1; i<ivs.length; i++) {
      String ivi[] = ivs[i].split("_,_");
      if(ivi == null || ivi.length != 2)
        throw new IncorrectSerializationFormatException("Wrong serialization format. Expected delimiter: _,_");
      
      InvalidValueSerializable iv = new InvalidValueSerializable();
      iv.setPropertyName(ivi[0]);
      iv.setMessage(ivi[1].substring(0, ivi[1].length()-2));
      ex.getInvalidValues().add(iv);

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