Package io.dropwizard.validation.selfvalidating

Class ViolationCollector

java.lang.Object

io.dropwizard.validation.selfvalidating.ViolationCollector

public class ViolationCollector
extends Object

This class is a simple wrapper around the ConstraintValidatorContext of hibernate validation. It collects all the violations of the SelfValidation methods of an object.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
ViolationCollector(javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext constraintValidatorContext)
ViolationCollector(javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext constraintValidatorContext, boolean escapeExpressions)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	addViolation(String message)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String propertyName, Integer index, String message)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String propertyName, Integer index, String message, Map<String,Object> messageParameters)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String propertyName, String message)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String propertyName, String key, String message)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String propertyName, String key, String message, Map<String,Object> messageParameters)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String propertyName, String message, Map<String,Object> messageParameters)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
void	addViolation(String message, Map<String,Object> messageParameters)	Adds a new violation to this collector.
javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext	getContext()	This method returns the wrapped context for raw access to the validation framework.
boolean	hasViolationOccurred()
void	setViolationOccurred(boolean violationOccurred)	Manually sets if a violation occurred.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ViolationCollector

public ViolationCollector(javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext constraintValidatorContext)

ViolationCollector

public ViolationCollector(javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext constraintValidatorContext,
                          boolean escapeExpressions)

Method Detail

addViolation

public void addViolation(String message)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Prefer the method with explicit message parameters if you want to interpolate the message.

Parameters:

message - the message of the violation

See Also:

addViolation(String, Map)

addViolation

public void addViolation(String message,
                         Map<String,Object> messageParameters)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Parameters:

message - the message of the violation

messageParameters - a map of message parameters which can be interpolated in the violation message

Since:

2.0.3

addViolation

public void addViolation(String propertyName,
                         String message)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Prefer the method with explicit message parameters if you want to interpolate the message.

Parameters:

propertyName - the name of the property

message - the message of the violation

Since:

1.3.19

See Also:

addViolation(String, String, Map)

addViolation

public void addViolation(String propertyName,
                         String message,
                         Map<String,Object> messageParameters)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Parameters:

propertyName - the name of the property

message - the message of the violation

messageParameters - a map of message parameters which can be interpolated in the violation message

Since:

1.3.21

addViolation

public void addViolation(String propertyName,
                         Integer index,
                         String message)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true. Prefer the method with explicit message parameters if you want to interpolate the message.

Parameters:

propertyName - the name of the property with the violation

index - the index of the element with the violation

message - the message of the violation (any EL expression will be escaped and not parsed)

Since:

1.3.19

See Also:

addViolation(String, Integer, String, Map)

addViolation

public void addViolation(String propertyName,
                         Integer index,
                         String message,
                         Map<String,Object> messageParameters)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Parameters:

propertyName - the name of the property with the violation

index - the index of the element with the violation

message - the message of the violation

messageParameters - a map of message parameters which can be interpolated in the violation message

Since:

1.3.21

addViolation

public void addViolation(String propertyName,
                         String key,
                         String message)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Parameters:

propertyName - the name of the property with the violation

key - the key of the element with the violation

message - the message of the violation

Since:

1.3.19

addViolation

public void addViolation(String propertyName,
                         String key,
                         String message,
                         Map<String,Object> messageParameters)

Adds a new violation to this collector. This also sets violationOccurred to true.

Parameters:

propertyName - the name of the property with the violation

key - the key of the element with the violation

message - the message of the violation

messageParameters - a map of message parameters which can be interpolated in the violation message

Since:

1.3.21

getContext

public javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext getContext()

This method returns the wrapped context for raw access to the validation framework. If you use the context to add violations make sure to call setViolationOccurred(true).

Returns:

the wrapped Hibernate ConstraintValidatorContext

hasViolationOccurred

public boolean hasViolationOccurred()

Returns:

if any violation was collected

setViolationOccurred

public void setViolationOccurred(boolean violationOccurred)

Manually sets if a violation occurred. This is automatically set if addViolation is called.

Parameters:

violationOccurred - if any violation was collected