Examples of net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.BooleanTypeConverter

Package net.sourceforge.stripes.validation

Examples of net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.BooleanTypeConverter

net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.BooleanTypeConverter
Performs a fairly aggressive conversion of a String to a boolean. The String will be deemed to be equivalent to true if it meets any of the following conditions:
- Equals, ignoring case, true
- Equals, ignoring case, t
- Equals, ignoring case, yes
- Equals, ignoring case, y
- Equals, ignoring case, on
- Is parseable as a number and yields a number greater than zero
If none of the above conditions are met, the return value is false. This type converter does not produce any validation errors - it always returns either true or false. @author Tim Fennell

     * attribute will be set to "multiple", otherwise the attribute will not be output.
     */
    public void setMultiple(String multiple) {
        boolean isMultiple = "multiple".equalsIgnoreCase(multiple) || "".equals(multiple);
        if (!isMultiple) {
            BooleanTypeConverter converter = new BooleanTypeConverter();
            isMultiple = converter.convert(multiple, Boolean.class, null);
        }


        if (isMultiple) {
            set("multiple", "multiple");
        }

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            // even when validation errors already exist
            String callValidateWhenErrorsExist = StripesFilter.getConfiguration()
                .getBootstrapPropertyResolver().getProperty(RUN_CUSTOM_VALIDATION_WHEN_ERRORS);


            if (callValidateWhenErrorsExist != null) {
                BooleanTypeConverter c = new BooleanTypeConverter();
                this.alwaysInvokeValidate = c.convert(callValidateWhenErrorsExist, Boolean.class, null);
            }
            else {
                this.alwaysInvokeValidate = false; // Default behaviour
            }
        }

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     * to the tag, otherwise does not.
     */
    public void setDisabled(String disabled) {
        boolean isDisabled = "disabled".equalsIgnoreCase(disabled);
        if (!isDisabled) {
            BooleanTypeConverter converter = new BooleanTypeConverter();
            isDisabled = converter.convert(disabled, Boolean.class, null);
        }


        if (isDisabled) {
            set("disabled", "disabled");
        }

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     * because it is not a simple one-liner and is used by more than one tag.</p>
     */
    public void setReadonly(String readonly) {
        boolean isReadOnly = "readonly".equalsIgnoreCase(readonly);
        if (!isReadOnly) {
            BooleanTypeConverter converter = new BooleanTypeConverter();
            isReadOnly = converter.convert(readonly, Boolean.class, null);
        }


        if (isReadOnly) {
            set("readonly", "readonly");
        }

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     * attribute will be set to "multiple", otherwise the attribute will not be output.
     */
    public void setMultiple(String multiple) {
        boolean isMultiple = "multiple".equalsIgnoreCase(multiple) || "".equals(multiple);
        if (!isMultiple) {
            BooleanTypeConverter converter = new BooleanTypeConverter();
            isMultiple = converter.convert(multiple, Boolean.class, null);
        }


        if (isMultiple) {
            set("multiple", "multiple");
        }

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     * to the tag, otherwise does not.
     */
    public void setDisabled(String disabled) {
        boolean isDisabled = "disabled".equalsIgnoreCase(disabled);
        if (!isDisabled) {
            BooleanTypeConverter converter = new BooleanTypeConverter();
            isDisabled = converter.convert(disabled, Boolean.class, null);
        }


        if (isDisabled) {
            set("disabled", "disabled");
        }

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     * because it is not a simple one-liner and is used by more than one tag.</p>
     */
    public void setReadonly(String readonly) {
        boolean isReadOnly = "readonly".equalsIgnoreCase(readonly);
        if (!isReadOnly) {
            BooleanTypeConverter converter = new BooleanTypeConverter();
            isReadOnly = converter.convert(readonly, Boolean.class, null);
        }


        if (isReadOnly) {
            set("readonly", "readonly");
        }

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