Re: EmailAddressValidator Issue

2007-09-21 Thread Al Maw 

Ayodeji Aladejebi wrote:

Isnt  [EMAIL PROTECTED] not a valid email address, the Wicket
EmailAddressValidator rejects it

someone tell me that is not a valid email address


That's not a valid e-mail address. ;-)

Wicket is designed to cater for public web sites. On a public web site 
you most certainly don't want unqualified host names.


If you need this for an intranet site or whatever, you can always 
implement your own validator - it's not exactly tricky.


Regards,

Al

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EmailAddressValidator Issue

2007-09-21 Thread Ayodeji Aladejebi 
Isnt  [EMAIL PROTECTED] not a valid email address, the Wicket
EmailAddressValidator rejects it

someone tell me that is not a valid email address

Re: EmailAddressValidator Issue

2007-09-21 Thread Frank Bille 
I can't remember of the top of my head, but there is also the
RfcCompliantEmailAddressValidator[1], which validates an email address
according to the RFC.

Frank

[1]:
http://people.apache.org/~tobrien/wicket/apidocs/org/apache/wicket/extensions/validation/validator/RfcCompliantEmailAddressValidator.html

On 9/21/07, Ayodeji Aladejebi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Isnt  [EMAIL PROTECTED] not a valid email address, the Wicket
 EmailAddressValidator rejects it

 someone tell me that is not a valid email address

Re: EmailAddressValidator Issue

2007-09-21 Thread Ayodeji Aladejebi 
its not even intranet, i was testing somewhere on my desktop offline (no
internet) and I have apache JAMES for testing my mailing functions. for
which Outlook and JavaMail were confortably routing the emails thru properly

anyway its not an issue, i disabled the validator for the test

thanks


On 9/21/07, Al Maw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Ayodeji Aladejebi wrote:
  Isnt  [EMAIL PROTECTED] not a valid email address, the Wicket
  EmailAddressValidator rejects it
 
  someone tell me that is not a valid email address

 That's not a valid e-mail address. ;-)

 Wicket is designed to cater for public web sites. On a public web site
 you most certainly don't want unqualified host names.

 If you need this for an intranet site or whatever, you can always
 implement your own validator - it's not exactly tricky.

 Regards,

 Al

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