org.openxava.validators.meta
Class MetaValidatorFor

java.lang.Object
  org.openxava.validators.meta.MetaValidatorFor

public class MetaValidatorFor
extends java.lang.Object

A validator associated to a type or stereotype.

Used for validator for required and for default validators.

Author:

Javier Paniza

Field Summary

java.lang.String

validatorClass

Constructor Summary

MetaValidatorFor()

Method Summary

java.lang.String	getForStereotype()
java.lang.String	getForType()
IPropertyValidator	getPropertyValidator() The first time the validator is created, the other times returns the created one.
java.lang.String	getValidatorClass()
java.lang.String	getValidatorName()
void	setForStereotype(java.lang.String newForStereotype)
void	setForType(java.lang.String newForType)
void	setValidatorClass(java.lang.String newValidatorClass)
void	setValidatorName(java.lang.String newValidatorName)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

validatorClass

public java.lang.String validatorClass

Constructor Detail

MetaValidatorFor

public MetaValidatorFor()

Method Detail

getPropertyValidator

public IPropertyValidator getPropertyValidator()
                                        throws XavaException

The first time the validator is created, the other times returns the created one.

Throws:

XavaException

getValidatorClass

public java.lang.String getValidatorClass()
                                   throws XavaException

Throws:

XavaException

getValidatorName

public java.lang.String getValidatorName()

getForType

public java.lang.String getForType()

setValidatorClass

public void setValidatorClass(java.lang.String newValidatorClass)

setValidatorName

public void setValidatorName(java.lang.String newValidatorName)

setForType

public void setForType(java.lang.String newForType)

getForStereotype

public java.lang.String getForStereotype()

setForStereotype

public void setForStereotype(java.lang.String newForStereotype)