Hi all,
Most probably I'm writing you a repetitive topic: how to adjust validations at
runtime.
I have a jsp in which users enter their birth date, for the year filed I have:
<p class="fieldlabel">
${birthyearLabel}:<br/>
<stripes:text name="birthyear" size="4" maxlength="4"
class="inputtext"/>
</p>
The validation in the bean is:
@Validate(required = true, minvalue = 1900, maxvalue = 2010)
private int birthyear;
I need to have the year validation adjusted to the current year, something like:
@Validate(required = true, minvalue = 1900, maxvalue =
Calendar.getInstance().get(Calendar.YEAR) )
private int birthyear;
The snippet above does not work, and seems like nothing can be done with
annotations since they only accept values at compile time.
So, I was looking for another option to define the validation range at runtime,
or at least at startup of the webapp, something like a validation file
descriptor that could override the annotation. I found nothing about it.
Using a javascript is not a good option either, IMO it just does not naturally
integrates with Stripes.
Please advice. Thanks.
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