short addition:
@#1:
for sure you can provide a custom implementation.
you can impl. a custom storage for processed information >or< cross
validation entries.
that's possible via a custom storage manager. if you are using the default
storage manager, you can also use a custom name-mapper (with a higher
priority).
your custom name-mapper has to point to your custom storage.
e.g. via:
StorageManager storageManager =
ExtValContext.getContext().getFactoryFinder()
.getFactory(FactoryNames.STORAGE_MANAGER_FACTORY,
StorageManagerHolder.class)
.getStorageManager(ProcessedInformationStorage.class);
if(storageManager instanceof AbstractNameMapperAwareFactory)
{
((AbstractNameMapperAwareFactory<String>)storageManager)
.register(new CustomProcessedInformationStorageNameMapper());
}
the CustomProcessedInformationStorageNameMapper has to be annotated
with @InvocationOrder //+ a value < 200
now your custom storage implementation can use
PartialViewContext#getExecuteIds to filter the components which get added to
the storage.
regards,
gerhard
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2010/8/2 Gerhard <[email protected]>
> hi björn,
>
> #1: it isn't supported right now.
> #2 you could override EqualsStrategy#useTargetComponentToDisplayErrorMsg
> and return false -> register your custom validation strategy
> anyway, we can enhance the annotation.
>
> please file two jira tickets for these improvements.
>
> regards,
> gerhard
>
> http://www.irian.at
>
> Your JSF powerhouse -
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>
> 2010/8/2 Björn Voß <[email protected]>
>
> Hi,
>>
>> I use the stack JSF 2 (RI 2.0.2) + ExtVal (2.0.4-SNAPSHOT) . With @Equals
>> I
>> do a simple email check.
>>
>> What I wanted to do is ajax validation and the equality is only checked if
>> the user leaves the secound input field?
>>
>> Here are bean and facelet snipp:
>>
>> ################# bean snip
>> public class EmailBean {
>>
>> @Email //hibernate constrain
>> @UniqueEmail //custom jr 303 annotation
>> @NotEmpty //hibernate constrain
>> private String email;
>>
>> @Equals
>> private String emailRepeat;
>>
>> ################# facelet snipp
>>
>> <h:panelGroup id="emailBlock" layout="block">
>> <h:message id="emailInputMsg" for="emailInput"/>
>> <h:outputLabel value="Email" />
>> <h:inputText id="emailInput" value="#{emailBean.email}" >
>> <f:ajax event="blur" execute="@this"
>> render="emailInputMsg"></f:ajax>
>> </h:inputText>
>> </h:panelGroup>
>> <h:panelGroup id="emailRepeatBlock" layout="block">
>> <h:message id="emailRepeatMsg" for="emailRepeatInput"/>
>> <h:outputLabel value="Wiederholung-Email" />
>> <h:inputText id="emailRepeatInput"
>> value="#{emailBean.emailRepeat}" >
>> <f:ajax event="blur" execute="@this"
>> render="emailRepeatMsg"></f:ajax>
>> </h:inputText>
>> </h:panelGroup>
>>
>> Now 2 things:
>> 1. I want the equal validation only to happen on blur of the
>> emailRepeatInput
>> 2. (nice to have) the equal error message only for repeat input
>>
>> Is there a way to do this?
>> I have searched the ExtVal blog and the examples but I didn't find a
>> scenario like this.
>>
>> regards
>> Björn
>>
>
>
