Examples of org.richfaces.component.AbstractGraphValidator

org.richfaces.component.AbstractGraphValidator

The <rich:graphValidator> component is used to wrap a set of input components related to one object. The object defined by the <rich:graphValidator> component can then be completely validated. The validation includes all object properties, even those which are not bound to the individual form components. Validation performed in this way allows for cross-field validation in complex forms.


    @Override
    public void applyNextHandler(FaceletContext ctx, UIComponent c) throws IOException, FacesException, ELException {
        super.applyNextHandler(ctx, c);
        if (c instanceof AbstractGraphValidator) {
            AbstractGraphValidator graphValidator = (AbstractGraphValidator) c;
            FacesContext facesContext = ctx.getFacesContext();
            SetupValidatorsParameter parameterObject = new SetupValidatorsParameter(graphValidator, getBuiltInBeanValidatorClass(facesContext), graphValidator.getGroups());
            if (c.isInView()) {
                setupValidators(parameterObject, c);
            } else {
                c.subscribeToEvent(PostAddToViewEvent.class, new FacesBeanValidatorAddListener(parameterObject));
            }

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