Examples of DateValidator

openjms.examples.client.fx.util.DateValidator
Validates and formats date fields in two formats only. US mm/dd/yyyy and AUD dd/mm/yyyy. @version $Revision: 1.1 $ $Date: 2000/05/09 10:16:15 $ @author Jim Mourikis @see References here
org.apache.commons.validator.routines.DateValidator
Date Validation and Conversion routines (java.util.Date).

This validator provides a number of methods for validating/converting a String date value to a java.util.Date using java.text.DateFormat to parse either:
- using the default format for the default Locale
- using a specified pattern with the default Locale
- using the default format for a specified Locale
- using a specified pattern with a specified Locale
For each of the above mechanisms, conversion method (i.e the validate methods) implementations are provided which either use the default TimeZone or allow the TimeZone to be specified.

Use one of the isValid() methods to just validate or one of the validate() methods to validate and receive a converted Date value.

Implementations of the validate() method are provided to create Date objects for different time zones if the system default is not appropriate.

Once a value has been sucessfully converted the following methods can be used to perform various date comparison checks:
- compareDates() compares the day, month and year of two dates, returing 0, -1 or +1 indicating whether the first date is equal, before or after the second.
- compareWeeks() compares the week and year of two dates, returing 0, -1 or +1 indicating whether the first week is equal, before or after the second.
- compareMonths() compares the month and year of two dates, returing 0, -1 or +1 indicating whether the first month is equal, before or after the second.
- compareQuarters() compares the quarter and year of two dates, returing 0, -1 or +1 indicating whether the first quarter is equal, before or after the second.
- compareYears() compares the year of two dates, returing 0, -1 or +1 indicating whether the first year is equal, before or after the second.
So that the same mechanism used for parsing an input value for validation can be used to format output, corresponding format() methods are also provided. That is you can format either:
- using a specified pattern
- using the format for a specified Locale
- using the format for the default Locale
@version $Revision: 478334 $ $Date: 2006-11-22 21:31:54 +0000 (Wed, 22 Nov 2006) $ @since Validator 1.3.0
org.apache.tapestry.valid.DateValidator
Provides input validation for strings treated as dates. In addition, allows a minimum and maximum date to be set. @author Howard Lewis Ship @version $Id: DateValidator.java 243791 2004-02-19 17:38:13Z hlship $ @since 1.0.8
org.graylog2.database.validators.DateValidator
@author Lennart Koopmann
org.strecks.validator.DateValidator
Validator that simply checks for a non-null Date. Uses the converted value, so needs to be used in conjunction with a date Converter @author Phil Zoio

Examples of org.graylog2.database.validators.DateValidator

    public Map<String, Validator> getValidations() {
        return ImmutableMap.<String, Validator>builder()
                .put("title", new FilledStringValidator())
                .put("query", new MapValidator())
                .put("creator_user_id", new FilledStringValidator())
                .put("created_at", new DateValidator())
                .build();
    }

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Examples of org.graylog2.database.validators.DateValidator

        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_INPUT_ID, new FilledStringValidator());
        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_TITLE, new FilledStringValidator());
        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_TYPE, new FilledStringValidator());
        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_CONFIGURATION, new MapValidator());
        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_CREATOR_USER_ID, new FilledStringValidator());
        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_CREATED_AT, new DateValidator());
        validations.put(MessageInput.FIELD_CONTENT_PACK, new OptionalStringValidator());


        return validations.build();
    }

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Examples of org.graylog2.database.validators.DateValidator


    public Map<String, Validator> getValidations() {
        return ImmutableMap.<String, Validator>builder()
                .put(FIELD_TITLE, new FilledStringValidator())
                .put(FIELD_CREATOR_USER_ID, new FilledStringValidator())
                .put(FIELD_CREATED_AT, new DateValidator())
                .put(FIELD_CONTENT_PACK, new OptionalStringValidator())
                .build();
    }

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Examples of org.strecks.validator.DateValidator

    ValidateDate annotation = (ValidateDate) annot;
    final String key = annotation.key();
    final int order = annotation.order();
    final Class clazz = annotation.implementationClass();


    DateValidator validator = createDateValidator(clazz);


    return create(validator, key, order, new ArrayList<Object>(), method);
  }

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