Examples of eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.i18n.ValidationMessages

eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.i18n.ValidationMessages

me custom validation //If custom validation failed, talk it back to the client ServerValidation.exception("key", "propertyName"); ... So the value of key will be given as parameter to the getCustomMessage(String) method. So you need to make sure to correctly map the keys (You could use a ConstantsWithLookup approach, a MessagesWithLookup approach (which lets you use parameters for your localization) or any other approach that you can think of)

You can also localize the property names of fields by overriding the getPropertyName(String propertyName) method of this class. Additionally if you use e.g. the PopupDescription or some other description method, you can override getDescriptionMessage(String msgKey) @author Anatol Mayen

   * doesn't stop on the first error and that
   * uses the internal messages object for localization.
   *  
   */
  public DefaultValidationProcessor() {
    this(false, new ValidationMessages());
  }

   * and the given value for <code>stopValidationOnFirstError</code>
   * 
   * @param stopValidationOnFirstError If <code>true</code> the validation process is aborted on the first error
   */
  public DefaultValidationProcessor(boolean stopValidationOnFirstError) {
    this(false, new ValidationMessages());
  }

   * doesn't stop on the first error and that
   * uses the internal messages object for localization.
   *  
   */
  public DefaultValidationProcessor() {
    this(false, new ValidationMessages());
  }

   * and the given value for <code>stopValidationOnFirstError</code>
   * 
   * @param stopValidationOnFirstError If <code>true</code> the validation process is aborted on the first error
   */
  public DefaultValidationProcessor(boolean stopValidationOnFirstError) {
    this(false, new ValidationMessages());
  }

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