'Foo' is not equal to 'Bar'
Now we go through great lengths to encrypt the password, and use password text fields to HIDE the password from plain view. Imagine the following validation message:
'MyVerySecretPassword' is not equal to 'MyNowNotSoVerySecretPassword'
Martijn
On 5/9/06, Bruno Borges <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Besides the bug of having those two components not Serializable (which throws an Exception while trying to bind them to HttpSession automatically by Wicket), how about make EqualPasswordInputValidator a subclass of EqualInputValidator? There's only one difference: the key of the message to be displayed.
Anyway... why there's a EqualPasswordInputValidator?! This way, there should be EqualLoginInputValidator, EqualBirthdayInputValidator, etc... :)
if the developer wants to put more than one EqualInputValidator in the same form, he/she could specify the Key of the message in the constructor.
FormInput.properties -->
inputForm.SomeUserKey.EqualInputValidator=bla bla bla...
FormInput.java -->
add(new EqualInputValidator(formComponentLeft, formComponentRight, "SomeUserKey"));
Regardsm
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