public interface Validator extends Serializable
Object
is
valid or not.
Implementors of this class can be added to any Validatable
implementor to verify its value.
validate(Object)
can be used to check if a value is valid. An
Validator.InvalidValueException
with an appropriate validation error message is
thrown if the value is not valid.
Validators must not have any side effects.
Since Vaadin 7, the method isValid(Object) does not exist in the interface -
validate(Object)
should be used instead, and the exception caught
where applicable. Concrete classes implementing Validator
can still
internally implement and use isValid(Object) for convenience or to ease
migration from earlier Vaadin versions.
Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
---|---|
static class |
Validator.EmptyValueException
A specific type of
Validator.InvalidValueException that indicates that
validation failed because the value was empty. |
static class |
Validator.InvalidValueException
Exception that is thrown by a
Validator when a value is invalid. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
---|---|
void |
validate(Object value)
Checks the given value against this validator.
|
void validate(Object value) throws Validator.InvalidValueException
Validator.InvalidValueException
is thrown.value
- the value to checkValidator.InvalidValueException
- if the value is invalidCopyright © 2019 Vaadin Ltd. All rights reserved.