Examples of InputValidationException

edu.drexel.goodwin.cpd.exception.InputValidationException
org.jboss.security.auth.spi.InputValidationException

The {@code InputValidationException} is thrown by the {@code InputValidator}s to indicate that information supplied by clients (e.g. username and password) is not valid (has unexpected tokens, doens't adhere to a pre-defined pattern, etc).
@author Stefan Guilhen

Examples of edu.drexel.goodwin.cpd.exception.InputValidationException

    Policy policy;
    try {
      ClassPathResource resource = new ClassPathResource(LIMITED_HTML_POLICY_FILE_LOCATION);
      policy = Policy.getInstance(resource.getInputStream());
    } catch (Exception e) {
      throw new InputValidationException("Cannot create required AntiSamy policy object. Hint: make sure a policy file is located at " + LIMITED_HTML_POLICY_FILE_LOCATION, e);
    }
    antiSamy = new AntiSamy(policy);
  }

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Examples of edu.drexel.goodwin.cpd.exception.InputValidationException

  public CleanResults scan(String taintedInput) {
    try {
      return antiSamy.scan(taintedInput);
    } catch (PolicyException pe) {
      pe.printStackTrace();
      throw new InputValidationException("There was an error with the AntiSamy policy for validating user input");
    } catch (ScanException se) {
      se.printStackTrace();
      throw new InputValidationException("There was an error validating your submission. Please check your input and try again.");
    }
  }

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Examples of org.jboss.security.auth.spi.InputValidationException


      // we start with a validation using patterns.
      Matcher usernameMatcher = this.usernamePattern.matcher(username);
      Matcher passwordMatcher = this.passwordPattern.matcher(password);
      if (!usernameMatcher.matches() || !passwordMatcher.matches())
         throw new InputValidationException("Username or password does not adhere to the acceptable pattern");


      // now we proceed with a blacklist validation.
      if (matchesBlackList(username) || matchesBlackList(password))
         throw new InputValidationException("Username or password contains invalid tokens");
   }

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