throw new WrongValuesException(WrongValueException[])

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I second this feature request.

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Very good feature indeed.

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Or even more, show all invalid fields values when user hits OK.

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Hey guys,

Is this feature too complex to implement?

I see that most of web app has forms so that the user can input the data, and then the validation of all the fields are done after user click in a "OK" button.
So I believe that this feature is quite important.

And if is too complex or by some reason won´t be implemented,
can someone suggest how to implement the feature in my web app?

Thankyou,
Madruga

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I would like to vote for this as well. I don't mind having to do multi-field validation myself, but I would like to be able to decorate more than one component at a time.

-Daryl

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+1

So we are: paskos, madruga0315, dastulz, tommasofin and now sousa1981

I actually using Hibernate Validator to do this job, so it will be ease to change when JSR 303: Bean Validation comes out.

Hibernate Validator is supposed to be independent of Hibernate Core, but it means we must use JDK 5.0.

It would be good if when implementing this feature consider the use of some way to map to Hibernate Validator. I remember that I have see integration between Hibernate Validator and Spring's validator.

Other things is that we may decorate each fields or not or we may popup an tree showing an complete list of error.

Ready since 10/16.

For example,
<zk>
Please click the "Throw All Exceptions" button, and then all the error boxes should appear.
<vbox>
<intbox id="t1"/>
<intbox id="t2"/>
<intbox id="t3"/>
<intbox id="t4"/>
<intbox id="t5"/>
<button label="Throw All Exceptions">
<attribute name="onClick">
WrongValueException[] wves = new WrongValueException[] {
new WrongValueException(t1, "Error, 1"),
new WrongValueException(t2, "Error, 2"),
new WrongValueException(t3, "Error, 3"),
new WrongValueException(t4, "Error, 4"),
new WrongValueException(t5, "Error, 5")
};
throw new WrongValuesException(wves);
</attribute>
</button>
</vbox>
</zk>