Examples of com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.CardinalConstraint.match()

com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.CardinalConstraint.match()

Validates the given value against this Constraint. @param value the value to be validated.This value must be of appropiate type, that is , either an Object or an array of Objects, in consistence with the Cardinal represented by this Object. @param name the element name, value of which is being validated.It is used only in case of Constraint failure, to construct the failure message. @return Collection the Collection ofConstraintFailure Objects. Collection is empty if there are no failures. This Constraint will fail if the value does not conform to the structure represented by this object.

                    (Object [])validatee.getElements(elementName);
                String name = validatee.getIndexedXPath() +
                    Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER + elementDtdName;
                ///String name = validatee.getXPath() +
                    ///Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER + elementDtdName;
                failures.addAll(constraint.match(elements, name));
                break;
            }
            case Constants.OPTIONAL_ELEMENT : {
                Object element = validatee.getElement(elementName);
                break;

                Object element = validatee.getElement(elementName);
                String name = validatee.getIndexedXPath() +
                    Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER + elementDtdName;
                ///String name = validatee.getXPath() +
                    ///Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER + elementDtdName;
                failures.addAll(constraint.match(element, name));
            }
            break;
        }
        return failures;
    }

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