Package com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation

Source Code of com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.Validator

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/*
* Validator.java        March 24, 2003, 11:16 AM
*/

package com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation;

import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.text.MessageFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashMap;

import com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.Constants;
import com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.Constraint;
import com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.util.BundleReader;
import com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.util.Utils;
import com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.Validatee;

/**
* Validator  is an <code>Object</code> that knows how to validate its
* corresponding <Object>Object</code> called {@link <code>Validatee</code>}
* <p>
* Every Validatee has a corresponding {@link Validator} object and this object
* knows how to validate its <code>Validatee</code>. <code>Validator</code>
* maintains a list of {@link <code>Constraint</code>}s that needs to be applied
* for each of the element of its <code>Validatee</code>.
* <code>Constraint</code> objects are built using an two file , Validation File
* and Constraints File.
* {@ValidationManager} is an object that constructs the <code>Validator</code>
* objects for all the Validatees. <code>ValidationManager</code> maintains a
* map of xpaths to Validators. It constructs this by reading two files -
* Validation File and Constraints File. Validation File specifies
* constraints to be applied to the elements. Constraints File provides
* information about the Constraints such as Constraints class name, number and
* type of Constraint's constructor arguments.
* <p>
* Validations are performed, recursively.
* Two types of Validations are perfomed, Structural validations and specified
* validations. Structural validations are expressed through
* <code>{@link CardinalConstraint}</code>. <code>CardinalConstraint</code> is
* an implicit constraint. Its always applied to each of the element; you dont
* need to specify it explicitly. Whereas , specified Constaints need to be
* explicitly specified for each element you wanted to apply this
* <code>Constaint</code> to. You can also define, your own custom
* <code>Constraint</code>s and apply them to any elements.
*
* @see Constraint
* @see Validator
* @see ValidationManager
* @see CardianlConstraint
*
* @author  Rajeshwar Patil
* @version %I%, %G%
*/
class Validator {
    /* A class implementation comment can go here. */
   
    private static String SIZE_PREFIX = "size";                         //NOI18N
   
    /**
     * A map that stores <code>Constraint</code> lists for the elements
     * of the <code>Validatee</code> that this Object corresponds to.
     */
    private HashMap elementToConstraints = null;

    private Utils utils = null;

    /** Creates a new instance of Validator */
    Validator() {
        elementToConstraints = new HashMap();
        utils = new Utils();
    }


    /**
     * Adds the given <code>Constraint</code> for the given element in the
     * map maintained by this object. This maps maintains Constraint lists for
     * each of the elements of the Corresponding Validatee.
     *
     * @param element the element for which the given
     * <code>constraint</code> to be added to its list
     * @param constraint the given <code>Constraint</code> to be added
     * to the list of Constraints of the given <code>element</code>.
     */
    void addElementConstraint(String element, Constraint constraint){
        ArrayList list = (ArrayList) elementToConstraints.get(element);
        if(null == list) {
            list = new ArrayList();
        }
        list.add(constraint);
        elementToConstraints.put(element, list);
    }


    /**
     * Validates the given element. The given element could be a
     * single element or an array.
     *
     * @param elementName the element to be validated
     * @param elementDtdName the dtd name of the element to be validated
     * @param validatee the <code>Validatee</code> object that this object
     * corresponds to.
     *
     * @return <code>Collection</code> the Collection of
     * <code>ConstraintFailure</code> Objects. Collection is empty
     * if there are no failures.
     */
    Collection validate(String elementName,String elementDtdName,
                Validatee validatee){
        ArrayList failures = new ArrayList();
        boolean isIndexed = validatee.isIndexed(elementName);

        if(isIndexed){
            failures.addAll(validateProperties(elementName,
                elementDtdName, validatee));
        } else {
            failures.addAll(validateProperty(elementName,
                elementDtdName, validatee));
        }
        return failures;
    }


    /**
     * Validates the given Element.
     *
     * @param property the Element to be validated
     * @param absoluteDtdName the complete dtd name of <code>property</code>
     * @param fieldName the name of the GUI field, associated
     * with <code>property</code>
     *
     * @return <code>Collection</code> the Collection of
     * <code>ConstraintFailure</code> Objects. Collection is empty
     * if there are no failures.
     */
    Collection validateIndividualProperty(String property,
            String absoluteDtdName, String fieldName){
        //This method  --fetches the constraint list for the specified element
        //             --applies the constraints to the specified element

        ArrayList failures = new ArrayList();
        String elementDtdName = utils.getName(absoluteDtdName,
                Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER_CHAR);

        ArrayList constraintList =
            (ArrayList)elementToConstraints.get(elementDtdName);

        if(constraintList != null) {
            failures.addAll(validate(property, constraintList, fieldName));
        } else {
            ///String format =
            ///    BundleReader.getValue("MSG_No_definition_for");      //NOI18N
            ///    Object[] arguments =
            ///        new Object[]{"Constraints", absoluteDtdName};    //NOI18N
            ///System.out.println(MessageFormat.format(format, arguments));
        }
        return failures;
    }


    /**
     * Validates the given element. The given element is a scalar element.
     *
     * @param elementName the element to be validated
     * @param elementDtdName the dtd name of the element to be validated
     * @param validatee the <code>Validatee</code> object that this object
     * corresponds to.
     *
     * @return <code>Collection</code> the Collection of
     * <code>ConstraintFailure</code> Objects. Collection is empty
     * if there are no failures.
     */
    private Collection validateProperty(String elementName,
            String elementDtdName, Validatee validatee){
        //This method  --fetches the value of the specified element
        //             --fetches the constraint list for the specified element
        //             --applies the constraints to the specified element
       
        ArrayList failures = new ArrayList();
        ArrayList constraintList =
            (ArrayList)elementToConstraints.get(elementDtdName);
        String name = validatee.getXPath() + Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER +
            elementDtdName;
        if(constraintList != null) {
            String property = (String)validatee.getElement(elementName);
            failures.addAll(validate(property, constraintList, name));
        } else {
            ///String format =
            ///    BundleReader.getValue("MSG_No_definition_for");      //NOI18N
            ///    Object[] arguments = new Object[]{"Constraints", name}; //NOI18N
            ///System.out.println(MessageFormat.format(format, arguments));
        }
        return failures;
    }


    /**
     * Validates the given element. The given element is an array element.
     *
     * @param elementName the element to be validated
     * @param elementDtdName the dtd name of the element to be validated
     * @param validatee the <code>Validatee</code> object that this object
     * corresponds to.
     *
     * @return <code>Collection</code> the Collection of
     * <code>ConstraintFailure</code> Objects. Collection is empty
     * if there are no failures.
     */
    private Collection validateProperties(String elementName,
            String elementDtdName, Validatee validatee){
        ArrayList failures = new ArrayList();
        int noOfElements = 0;
        String sizeMethodName =  utils.methodNameFromBeanName(
            elementName, SIZE_PREFIX);
        Method sizeMethod = validatee.getMethod(sizeMethodName);
        noOfElements = ((Integer)validatee.invoke(sizeMethod)).intValue();
       
        ArrayList constraintList =
            (ArrayList)elementToConstraints.get(elementDtdName);
        if(constraintList != null) {
            for(int i=0; i<noOfElements; i++){
                String property = (String)validatee.getElement(elementName,
                    i);
                String name = validatee.getXPath() + Constants.XPATH_DELIMITER +
                    utils.getIndexedName(elementDtdName, i);
                failures.addAll(validate(property, constraintList, name));
            }
        } else {
            ///String format =
            ///    BundleReader.getValue("MSG_No_definition_for");      //NOI18N
            ///    Object[] arguments =
            ///        new Object[]{"Constraints", elementName};        //NOI18N
            ///System.out.println(MessageFormat.format(format, arguments));
        }
        return failures;
    }


    /**
     * Applies the given set of <code>constraints</code> to the given string
     * Returns set of constraints that the given string fails to satisfy.
     *
     * @param value the value to be validated
     * @param constraints the given set of <code>Constraint</code>s
     * @param name the name of the element being validated
     *
     * @return <code>Collection</code> the Collection of
     * <code>ConstraintFailure</code> Objects. Collection is empty
     * if there are no failures.
     */
    private Collection validate(String value, ArrayList constraints,
            String name){
        ArrayList failed_constrains = new ArrayList();
        int size = constraints.size();
        Constraint constraint =  null;
        for(int i=0; i<size; i++) {
            constraint = (Constraint)constraints.get(i);
            failed_constrains.addAll(constraint.match(value, name));
        }
        return failed_constrains;
    }
}   
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