We searched the code and we do not use the filter. What's more, during
investigation of the issue, we created a filter that always returns true
from the accept() method of the filter just to see, and in fact when only
warnings are added, the accept method is never called, whereas in a mixture,
we see both warnings and error presents at the time the accept() method is
called.
Here's a sample of the validate method just to show what's going on as we
attempt to figure it out. We also tried passing the feedback panel in here
and setting the visibility manually, but it gets overridden somewhere along
the way.
But somewhere between this method and the accept() something is dropping
warnings.
@Override
public void validate(IValidatable<String> validatable) {
String name =validatable.getValue();
ValidationError error = new
ValidationError();
//TODO remove the error application and keep
only the warnings
if (name.contains("St ") ||
name.contains("St.") || name.contains("Ft ") || name.contains("Ft.")) {
validatable.error(error.addKey("1003"));
comp.warn(comp.getString("1003"));
} else if (name.contains(".")) {
validatable.error(error.addKey("1004"));
comp.warn(comp.getString("1004"));
} else if (!isTitleCaps(name)) {
validatable.error(error.addKey("1002"));
comp.warn(comp.getString("1002"));
}
}
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