Package ch.tocco.nice2.model.entity.impl.entity.validatortypeadapters

Class PostcodeValidatorTypeAdapter

java.lang.Object

ch.tocco.nice2.model.entity.impl.entity.validatortypeadapters.PostcodeValidatorTypeAdapter

All Implemented Interfaces:

ValidatorTypeAdapter

public class PostcodeValidatorTypeAdapter
extends Object
implements ValidatorTypeAdapter

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
PostcodeValidatorTypeAdapter()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<Validator>	getConstraints()	These validation rules are enforced no matter what.
List<Validator>	getDefaults()	These validation rules are added as fallbacks, for the case that there is nothing else defined.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

PostcodeValidatorTypeAdapter

public PostcodeValidatorTypeAdapter()

Method Details

getDefaults

public List<Validator> getDefaults()

Description copied from interface: ValidatorTypeAdapter

These validation rules are added as fallbacks, for the case that there is nothing else defined.

For example the "string" type may define a max-length of 255, which can be explicitly set to more or less, in which case the setting from here has to be ignored.

Specified by:

getDefaults in interface ValidatorTypeAdapter

getConstraints

public List<Validator> getConstraints()

Description copied from interface: ValidatorTypeAdapter

These validation rules are enforced no matter what. These define maximum boundaries.

For example the "byte" type has a max value of 127. Yes, a larger value cannot be stored in a byte data type anyway, but this information is retrieved by other parts of the application, for example the gui, to set boundaries.

Specified by:

getConstraints in interface ValidatorTypeAdapter