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Benedikt Ritter commented on VALIDATOR-322:
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Hello Ralf,
bq. Is the decision to no longer maintain JavaScript a fundamental one or just
due to lack of resources to maintain?
it is a question of resources and knowledge about JavaScript. I think the
commons development team pretty good at developing Java code. However we are no
JavaScript experts. If some one steps up and does the job of bringing the
JavaScripts up to date, I won't block that.
bq. Commons Validator removing JavaScript while the megatrend is to add more
JavaScript everywhere else looks strange to me...
Well that's exactly the reason why we're deprecating the JavaScript part. There
is so much motion in the JavaScript eco system with new libraries and
frameworks seeing the light of day every week... Just pick one of the
alternatives and I'm sure they'll do a better job then our stuff which hasn't
been touched for ages.
> Java code and javascript code are not same!
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> Key: VALIDATOR-322
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VALIDATOR-322
> Project: Commons Validator
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JavaScript
> Affects Versions: 1.4.0 Release
> Environment: All
> Reporter: Kiran
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> The email id "user@domain_name.com" is invalid when i check from java
> (EmailValidator.getInstance().isValid("user@domain_name.com")).
> But when I check in javascript, it says it is a valid one
> (jcv_checkEmail('user@domain_name.com')).
> I know it is invalid because it has underscore in domain name.
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