Uses of Class
com.webobjects.foundation.NSValidation.ValidationException

Packages that use NSValidation.ValidationException

com.webobjects.appserver	Provides the WebObjects application server, session management classes, component classes, and classes to manage the request-response loop.
com.webobjects.directtoweb	Provides the framework for rapid development of HTML-based WebObjects applications.
com.webobjects.eoaccess	Provides the data access mechanisms for the Enterprise Objects technology.
com.webobjects.eocontrol	Provides infrastructure for creating and manging enterprise objects.
com.webobjects.eodistribution.client	Provides the communication mechanism between the client and server components of Java Client applications.
com.webobjects.foundation	Provides a set of robust and mature core classes, including utility, collection, key-value coding, time and date, notification, and debug logging classes.

Uses of NSValidation.ValidationException in com.webobjects.appserver

Methods in com.webobjects.appserver that throw NSValidation.ValidationException

Object	WOComponent.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object value, String keyPath) Validates (and coerces) the given value, assigning it if it is different than the current value.
Object	WOComponent.validateValueForKey(Object value, String key) Conformance to NSValidation.
Object	WOAction.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object value, String keyPath)
Object	WOAction.validateValueForKey(Object value, String key)

Uses of NSValidation.ValidationException in com.webobjects.directtoweb

Methods in com.webobjects.directtoweb that throw NSValidation.ValidationException

Object	EditComponent.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object anObject, String aPath) This method is intentionally undocumented.
Object	D2WEditBoolean.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object anObject, String aPath) This method is intentionally undocumented.

Uses of NSValidation.ValidationException in com.webobjects.eoaccess

Methods in com.webobjects.eoaccess that throw NSValidation.ValidationException

Object	EORelationship.validateValue(Object valueP) For relationships marked as mandatory, throws a ValidationException if the receiver is to-one and valueP is null, or if the receiver is to-many and valueP has a count of 0.
void	EOEntityClassDescription.validateObjectForDelete(EOEnterpriseObject object) Determines whether it is permissible to delete object.
Object	EOEntityClassDescription.validateValueForKey(Object valueP, String key) Validates the object valueP using the property named key.
Object	EOAttribute.validateValue(Object valueP) Validates valueP by attempting to convert it to the attribute's value type and by testing other attribute validation constraints (such as allowsNull, width, and so on).

Uses of NSValidation.ValidationException in com.webobjects.eocontrol

Methods in com.webobjects.eocontrol that throw NSValidation.ValidationException

void	EOValidation.validateClientUpdate() Invoked after an object is being updated from a client application (Java Client) to validate whether the object is in an consistent state from the server-side perspective.
void	EOValidation.validateForDelete() Confirms that the receiver can be deleted in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOValidation.validateForInsert() Confirms that the receiver can be inserted in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOValidation.validateForSave() Confirms that the receiver can be saved in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOValidation.validateForUpdate() Confirms that the receiver can be updated in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOCustomObject.validateClientUpdate() Validate whether object is in an consistent state after being updated from a client.
void	EOCustomObject.validateForDelete() Confirms that the receiver can be deleted in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOCustomObject.validateForInsert() Confirms that the receiver can be inserted in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOCustomObject.validateForSave() Confirms that the receiver can be saved in its current state, throwing an NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
void	EOCustomObject.validateForUpdate() Confirms that the receiver can be saved in its current state, throwing a NSValidation.ValidationException if it can't.
Object	EOCustomObject.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object value, String keyPath) Confirms that value is valid for the receiver's property named by keyPath, and assigns the value to the property (if value is different from the current value), or throws an NSValidation.ValidationException if value isn't valid.
Object	EOCustomObject.validateValueForKey(Object value, String key) Validates a property indirectly by name.
void	EOClassDescription.validateObjectForDelete(EOEnterpriseObject object) Overridden by subclasses to determine whether it's permissible to delete an object.
void	EOClassDescription.validateObjectForSave(EOEnterpriseObject object) Overridden by subclasses to determine whether the values being saved for an object are acceptable.
Object	EOClassDescription.validateValueForKey(Object value, String key) Overridden by subclasses to validate a value.

Uses of NSValidation.ValidationException in com.webobjects.eodistribution.client

Methods in com.webobjects.eodistribution.client that throw NSValidation.ValidationException

Object	EORelationship.validateValue(Object value) Validates value by performing several checks to see whether value would be an acceptable value for the relationship.
Object	EODistributedClassDescription.validateValueForKey(Object value, String key) Validate the value passed and return a possibly coerced value.
Object	EOAttribute.validateValue(Object value) Validates value by attempting to convert it to the attribute's value type and testing other attribute validation constraints (such as allowsNull, width, and so on).

Uses of NSValidation.ValidationException in com.webobjects.foundation

Methods in com.webobjects.foundation that return NSValidation.ValidationException

static NSValidation.ValidationException	NSValidation.ValidationException.aggregateExceptionWithExceptions(NSArray aggregateExceptions) Returns an exception that is the aggregate of the exceptions in the aggregateExceptions array.
NSValidation.ValidationException	NSValidation.ValidationException.exceptionAddingEntriesToUserInfo(Object object, String key) Deprecated. Use exceptionWithObjectAndKey(java.lang.Object, java.lang.String)
NSValidation.ValidationException	NSValidation.ValidationException.exceptionWithObjectAndKey(Object object, String key) Returns a new exception with the same message as this ValidationException, but whose userInfo dictionary contains object and key.

Methods in com.webobjects.foundation that throw NSValidation.ValidationException

Object	NSValidation.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object value, String keyPath) Confirms that value is legal for the object's property named by keyPath and then assigns it to the property.
Object	NSValidation.validateValueForKey(Object value, String key) Confirms that value is legal for the object's property named by key.
static Object	NSValidation.DefaultImplementation.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object object, Object value, String keyPath) Confirms that value is legal for an objects's property, which is named by keyPath, and assigns the value to the property if it's legal (and if value is different from the current value).
static Object	NSValidation.DefaultImplementation.validateValueForKey(Object object, Object value, String key) Confirms that value is legal for the NSValidation's property, which is named by key, and returns the validated value if it's legal, or throws an NSValidation.ValidationException if it isn't.
static Object	NSValidation.Utility.validateTakeValueForKeyPath(Object object, Object value, String keyPath) If object is an NSValidation, invokes validateTakeValueForKeyPath on object; otherwise invokes NSValidation.DefaultImplementation's validateTakeValueForKeyPath method with object as the object on which to operate.
static Object	NSValidation.Utility.validateValueForKey(Object object, Object value, String key) If object is an NSValidation, invokes validateValueForKey on object; otherwise invokes NSValidation.DefaultImplementation's validateValueForKey method with object as the object on which to operate.