org.jarbframework.validation
Class DatabaseConstraintValidationContext

java.lang.Object
  org.jarbframework.validation.DatabaseConstraintValidationContext

public final class DatabaseConstraintValidationContext
extends Object

Context of a specific bean validation. Bean violations can be retrieved and included to this context.

Since:

20-10-2011

Author:

Jeroen van Schagen

Nested Class Summary

class

DatabaseConstraintValidationContext.ViolationBuilder Used to build and include a new constraint violation to our context.

Method Summary

DatabaseConstraintValidationContext.ViolationBuilder	buildViolationWithTemplate(PropertyReference propertyReference, String templateName) Start building a new database constraint violation.
boolean	isValid() Determine if no violations were detected in this validation context.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Method Detail

isValid

public boolean isValid()

Determine if no violations were detected in this validation context.

Returns:

true if no violations were detected, else false

buildViolationWithTemplate

public DatabaseConstraintValidationContext.ViolationBuilder buildViolationWithTemplate(PropertyReference propertyReference,
                                                                                       String templateName)

Start building a new database constraint violation. Note that the violation will only be stored after invoking DatabaseConstraintViolationBuilder#addToContext().

Parameters:

propertyReference - reference to the property that was violated

templateName - name of the message template

Returns:

new database constraint violation builder