Hi Andrei,
what does this mean:
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Matt,
I solved this problem using JavaScript (if Java behaves with the same way,
it will work for Java too). I compared resulting values of day, month and
year for destination date after setting this properties. If they're
different, date is invalid.
I include my JavaScript version here: (See attached file: validate.js)
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Andrei Mamitchev
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I have a Data Object (DO) that we use to throw b/w our EJBs and forms.
1. In one particular DO, I am using the Gregorian Calendar to set day,
month
and year.
2. I am using the validation framework to validate that day is b/w 1-31,
that
month is b/w 1-12 and year is b/w 2001 and 2100.
The validation framework is not validating day or month, because with the
gregorian calendar in my getters/setters - you can set a day or a month to
any
number and it will simply increment the calendar.
Does anyone know of a way to get around this? I'd like to NOT use
Javascript,
but I want to validate the value the user entered, rather than the value
from
the DO using getValue();
