Examples with EmailValidator com.opensymphony.xwork2.validator.validators.EmailValidator used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EmailValidator

use of com.opensymphony.xwork2.validator.validators.EmailValidator in project struts by apache.

the class AnnotationActionValidatorManagerTest method no_testGetValidatorsFromInterface.

public void no_testGetValidatorsFromInterface() {
    List validatorList = annotationActionValidatorManager.getValidators(SimpleAnnotationAction3.class, alias);
    // 17 in the class hierarchy + 1 in the interface + 1 in interface alias
    assertEquals(19, validatorList.size());
    final FieldValidator v = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(0);
    assertEquals("bar", v.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v instanceof RequiredFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v1 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(1);
    assertEquals("bar", v1.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v1 instanceof IntRangeFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator vdouble = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(2);
    assertEquals("percentage", vdouble.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(vdouble instanceof DoubleRangeFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v2 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(3);
    assertEquals("baz", v2.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v2 instanceof IntRangeFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v3 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(4);
    assertEquals("date", v3.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v3 instanceof DateRangeFieldValidator);
    // action-level validator comes first
    final Validator v4 = (Validator) validatorList.get(5);
    assertTrue(v4 instanceof ExpressionValidator);
    // action-level validator comes first
    final Validator v5 = (Validator) validatorList.get(6);
    assertTrue(v5 instanceof ExpressionValidator);
    // action-level validator comes first
    final Validator v6 = (Validator) validatorList.get(7);
    assertTrue(v6 instanceof ExpressionValidator);
    // action-level validator comes first
    final Validator v7 = (Validator) validatorList.get(8);
    assertTrue(v7 instanceof ExpressionValidator);
    // action-level validator comes first
    final Validator v8 = (Validator) validatorList.get(9);
    assertTrue(v8 instanceof ExpressionValidator);
    final FieldValidator v9 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(10);
    assertEquals("datefield", v9.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v9 instanceof DateRangeFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v10 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(11);
    assertEquals("emailaddress", v10.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v10 instanceof EmailValidator);
    final FieldValidator v11 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(12);
    assertEquals("intfield", v11.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v11 instanceof IntRangeFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v12 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(13);
    assertEquals("customfield", v12.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v12 instanceof RequiredFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v13 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(14);
    assertEquals("stringisrequired", v13.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v13 instanceof RequiredStringValidator);
    final FieldValidator v14 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(15);
    assertEquals("needstringlength", v14.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v14 instanceof StringLengthFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v15 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(16);
    assertEquals("hreflocation", v15.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v15 instanceof URLValidator);
    final FieldValidator v16 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(17);
    assertEquals("data", v16.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v16 instanceof RequiredFieldValidator);
    final FieldValidator v17 = (FieldValidator) validatorList.get(18);
    assertEquals("data", v17.getFieldName());
    assertTrue(v17 instanceof RequiredStringValidator);
}

Example 2 with EmailValidator

use of com.opensymphony.xwork2.validator.validators.EmailValidator in project struts by apache.

the class EmailValidatorTest method verifyEmailValidity.

protected boolean verifyEmailValidity(final String email) throws Exception {
    ActionSupport action = new ActionSupport() {

        public String getMyEmail() {
            return email;
        }
    };
    EmailValidator validator = new EmailValidator();
    validator.setValidatorContext(new DelegatingValidatorContext(action, tpf));
    validator.setFieldName("myEmail");
    validator.setDefaultMessage("invalid email");
    validator.setValueStack(ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack());
    validator.validate(action);
    return (action.getFieldErrors().size() == 0);
}

Example 3 with EmailValidator

use of com.opensymphony.xwork2.validator.validators.EmailValidator in project struts by apache.

the class EmailValidatorTest method verifyTrim.

private EmailValidator verifyTrim(final boolean trim) {
    ActionSupport action = new ActionSupport() {

        public boolean getTrimEmail() {
            return trim;
        }
    };
    EmailValidator validator = new EmailValidator();
    ValueStack valueStack = ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack();
    valueStack.push(action);
    validator.setValueStack(valueStack);
    validator.setTrimExpression("${trimEmail}");
    return validator;
}

Example 4 with EmailValidator

use of com.opensymphony.xwork2.validator.validators.EmailValidator in project struts by apache.

the class EmailValidatorTest method testCaseSensitiveViaExpression.

public void testCaseSensitiveViaExpression() throws Exception {
    EmailValidator validator = verifyCaseSensitive(true);
    assertTrue(validator.isCaseSensitive());
    validator = verifyCaseSensitive(false);
    assertFalse(validator.isCaseSensitive());
}

Example 5 with EmailValidator

use of com.opensymphony.xwork2.validator.validators.EmailValidator in project struts by apache.

the class EmailValidatorTest method verifyEmailValidityWithExpression.

public boolean verifyEmailValidityWithExpression(final String email, final String expression) throws Exception {
    ActionSupport action = new ActionSupport() {

        public String getMyEmail() {
            return email;
        }

        public String getEmailExpression() {
            return expression;
        }
    };
    EmailValidator validator = new EmailValidator();
    ValueStack valueStack = ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack();
    valueStack.push(action);
    validator.setValueStack(valueStack);
    validator.setValidatorContext(new DelegatingValidatorContext(action, tpf));
    validator.setFieldName("myEmail");
    validator.setDefaultMessage("invalid email");
    validator.setRegexExpression("${emailExpression}");
    validator.validate(action);
    return (action.getFieldErrors().size() == 0);
}