Examples of ModelTypeValidator

org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator
Validates that the given parameter is of the correct type.
Note on strict type matching:

The constructor takes a parameter {@code strictType}. If {@code strictType} is {@code false}, nodes being validated do not need to precisely match the type(s) passed to the constructor; rather a limited set of value conversions will be attempted, and if the node value can be converted, the node is considered to match the required type. The conversions are:
- For BIG_DECIMAL, BIG_INTEGER, DOUBLE, INT, LONG and PROPERTY, the related ModelNode.asXXX() method is invoked; if no exception is thrown the type is considered to match.
- For BOOLEAN, if the node is of type BOOLEAN it is considered to match. If it is of type STRING with a value ignoring case of "true" or "false" it is considered to match.
- For OBJECT, if the node is of type OBJECT or PROPERTY it is considered to match. If it is of type LIST and each element in the list is of type PROPERTY it is considered to match.
- For STRING, if the node is of type STRING, BIG_DECIMAL, BIG_INTEGER, DOUBLE, INT or LONG it is considered to match.
For all other types, an exact match is required.
@author Brian Stansberry (c) 2011 Red Hat Inc.

Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

     *
     * @param repository the master content repository. If {@code null} this handler will function as a slave handler would.
     */
    public DeploymentUploadBytesHandler(final ContentRepository repository) {
        super(repository);
        this.bytesValidator.registerValidator(BYTES, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BYTES));
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

    public DeploymentAddHandler(final ContentRepository contentRepository) {
        this.contentRepository = contentRepository;
        this.validator.registerValidator(RUNTIME_NAME, new StringLengthValidator(1, Integer.MAX_VALUE, true, false));
        final ParametersValidator contentValidator = new ParametersValidator();
        // existing managed content
        contentValidator.registerValidator(HASH, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BYTES, true));
        // existing unmanaged content
        contentValidator.registerValidator(ARCHIVE, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
        contentValidator.registerValidator(PATH, new StringLengthValidator(1, true));
        contentValidator.registerValidator(RELATIVE_TO, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.STRING, true));
        // content additions
        contentValidator.registerValidator(INPUT_STREAM_INDEX, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.INT, true));
        contentValidator.registerValidator(BYTES, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BYTES, true));
        contentValidator.registerValidator(URL, new StringLengthValidator(1, true));
        this.validator.registerValidator(CONTENT, chain(new ListValidator(new ParametersOfValidator(contentValidator)),
                new AbstractParameterValidator() {
                    @Override
                    public void validateParameter(String parameterName, ModelNode value) throws OperationFailedException {
                        validateOnePieceOfContent(value);
                    }
                }));
        this.managedContentValidator.registerValidator(HASH, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BYTES));
        this.unmanagedContentValidator.registerValidator(ARCHIVE, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN));
        this.unmanagedContentValidator.registerValidator(PATH, new StringLengthValidator(1));
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

        public ModelTypeValidatingHandler(final ModelType type, final boolean nullable, final boolean allowExpressions, final boolean strict) {
            this(nullable, allowExpressions, strict, type);
        }


        public ModelTypeValidatingHandler(final boolean nullable, final boolean allowExpressions, final boolean strict, ModelType firstValidType, ModelType... otherValidTypes) {
            super(new ModelTypeValidator(nullable, allowExpressions, strict, firstValidType, otherValidTypes));
        }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator


        private final ParametersValidator validator = new ParametersValidator();


        public ReadChildrenResourcesOperationHandler() {
            validator.registerValidator(CHILD_TYPE, new StringLengthValidator(1));
            validator.registerValidator(RECURSIVE, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
            validator.registerValidator(RECURSIVE_DEPTH, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.INT, true));
            validator.registerValidator(INCLUDE_RUNTIME, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
            validator.registerValidator(PROXIES, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
            validator.registerValidator(INCLUDE_DEFAULTS, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
        }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

    public SystemPropertyAddHandler(ProcessEnvironment processEnvironment, boolean useBoottime) {
        this.processEnvironment = processEnvironment;
        this.useBoottime = useBoottime;
        validator.registerValidator(VALUE, new StringLengthValidator(0, true));
        if (useBoottime) {
            validator.registerValidator(BOOT_TIME, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
        }
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

    public static class ReadResourceHandler extends AbstractMultiTargetHandler implements OperationStepHandler {


        private final ParametersValidator validator = new ParametersValidator();


        public ReadResourceHandler() {
            validator.registerValidator(RECURSIVE, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
            validator.registerValidator(RECURSIVE_DEPTH, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.INT, true));
            validator.registerValidator(INCLUDE_RUNTIME, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
            validator.registerValidator(PROXIES, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
            validator.registerValidator(INCLUDE_DEFAULTS, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
        }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

        if (existing != null) {
            return existing;
        } else if (type == ModelType.STRING) {
            return new StringLengthValidator(1, Integer.MAX_VALUE, allowNull, allowExpression);
        } else {
            return new ModelTypeValidator(type, allowNull, allowExpression);
        }
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

     */
    protected PathAddHandler(boolean specified, boolean services) {
        this.specified = specified;
        this.services = services;
        this.validator.registerValidator(PATH, new StringLengthValidator(1, !specified));
        this.validator.registerValidator(RELATIVE_TO, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.STRING, true));
    }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator


        private ParametersValidator validator = new ParametersValidator();


        public ReadAttributeHandler() {
            validator.registerValidator(NAME, new StringLengthValidator(1));
            validator.registerValidator(INCLUDE_DEFAULTS, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.BOOLEAN, true));
        }

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Examples of org.jboss.as.controller.operations.validation.ModelTypeValidator

    public static final String TIMEZONE = "timezone";
    public static final String START = "start";
    public static final String END = "end";


    private TimerAttributeDefinition() {
        super("timers", false, new ModelTypeValidator(ModelType.OBJECT), AttributeAccess.Flag.STORAGE_RUNTIME);
    }

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