org.jowidgets.tools.converter

Class AbstractStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

java.lang.Object

org.jowidgets.tools.converter.AbstractStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

All Implemented Interfaces:

IStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

Direct Known Subclasses:

AbstractConverter

public abstract class AbstractStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>
extends java.lang.Object
implements IStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AbstractStringObjectConverter()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.lang.String	getAcceptingRegExp() Gets the regular expression that describes the valid inputs.
IInputVerifier	getInputVerifier() Gets an input verifier that verifies the input.
ITextMask	getMask() Gets a mask if the input should be masked.
IValidator<java.lang.String>	getStringValidator() Gets a validator that will be used to validate the string input.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Methods inherited from interface org.jowidgets.api.convert.IStringObjectConverter

convertToObject

Constructor Detail

AbstractStringObjectConverter

public AbstractStringObjectConverter()

Method Detail

getStringValidator

public IValidator<java.lang.String> getStringValidator()

Description copied from interface: IStringObjectConverter

Gets a validator that will be used to validate the string input.

Specified by:

getStringValidator in interface IStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

Returns:

A validator or null

getInputVerifier

public IInputVerifier getInputVerifier()

Description copied from interface: IStringObjectConverter

Gets an input verifier that verifies the input. REMARK: Implementors must not assume that the verifier will be used on all platforms, so the validator implementation must consider inputs that won't be verified REMARK: Implementors should prefer to use regular expressions instead of IInputVerifier's if possible because SPI implementations that use 'AJAX' can implement client side verification easier.

Specified by:

getInputVerifier in interface IStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

Returns:

A verifier or null

getAcceptingRegExp

public java.lang.String getAcceptingRegExp()

Description copied from interface: IStringObjectConverter

Gets the regular expression that describes the valid inputs. REMARK: Implementors should prefer to use regular expressions instead of IInputVerifier's if possible because SPI implementations that uses e.g 'AJAX' can implement client side verification easier. REMARK: Implementors must not assume that the regular expression will be used on all platforms

Specified by:

getAcceptingRegExp in interface IStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

Returns:

A regular expression or null

getMask

public ITextMask getMask()

Description copied from interface: IStringObjectConverter

Gets a mask if the input should be masked.

Specified by:

getMask in interface IStringObjectConverter<TO_TYPE>

Returns:

A text mask or null if the input is not masked