Examples of PolicyNameValidator

com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator
A Validator for Policy names. By default a name can only contain alpha-numeric characters, underscores and hyphens and /s. However, the user is allowed to add more invalid characters. The PolicyNameValidator delegates to a CharacterValidator internally. It is not a kind of CharacterValidator since certain characters are always valid. If CharacterValidator were specialized setValidationChars() and setValidationType() would need to be overridden to avoid calls to the parent class which is quite messy (a typically shortcoming of the hierarchical model). In addition Policy names must not start is a "." even if "." is allowed in the name.

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator

     */
    public PolicySelectorBrowseAction(FileExtension extension) {
        this.extensions = new FileExtension[]{extension};
        // create the validator
        this.policyNameValidator =
                    new PolicyNameValidator(null, extensions, false);
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator

                    controlDetails.attributesComposite,
                    SWT.NONE, selectionDialogDetails,
                    projectProvider);


            // Create a PolicyNameValidator suitable for this control.
            PolicyNameValidator validator =
                    new PolicyNameValidator(null, extensions, false, true);


            policySelector.setData(AttributesComposite.VALIDATOR_KEY,
                    validator);


            createTextButton(policySelector, controlDetails);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator

                    new PolicySelector(controlDetails.attributesComposite,
                            SWT.NONE, selectionDialogDetails,
                            projectProvider);


            // Create a PolicyNameValidator suitable for this control.
            PolicyNameValidator validator =
                    new PolicyNameValidator(null, extensions, false);


            policySelector.setData(AttributesComposite.VALIDATOR_KEY,
                    validator);


            createTextButton(policySelector, controlDetails);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator

        this.selectionDialogDetails = selectionDialogDetails;


        // Set the validator, which depends on the selection dialog details
        // (because that contains the extensions)
        this.policyNameValidator =
            new PolicyNameValidator(null,
                this.selectionDialogDetails.fileExtensions, false);


        // Construct the selection dialog, which depends on the selection
        // dialog details (for appearance) and the validator (for the extensions)
        this.treeSelectionDialog =

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator

     */
    private boolean validatePolicyName(IResource resource) {


        boolean valid = true;


        PolicyNameValidator policyNameValidator = new PolicyNameValidator();


        ValidationMessageBuilder builder = new ValidationMessageBuilder(BUNDLE,
                MESSAGE_KEY_MAPPINGS, new Object[]{resource.getName()});


        // Perform the validation and store the result of the validation.
        ValidationStatus status =
                policyNameValidator.validate(resource.getName(), builder);


        if (status.getSeverity() == ValidationStatus.ERROR) {
            valid = false;
        } else if (status.getSeverity() == ValidationStatus.WARNING) {
            valid = false;

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.eclipse.validation.PolicyNameValidator

        {FileExtension.getFileExtensionForPolicyType(componentName)};


        SelectionDialogDetails selectionDialogDetails = new SelectionDialogDetails
                (componentName, title, message, emptyListMessage, fileExtensions);


        PolicyNameValidator policyNameValidator =
                new PolicyNameValidator(null, fileExtensions, false);


        PolicyTreeSelectionDialog dialog = new PolicyTreeSelectionDialog(
                this.getShell(),
                selectionDialogDetails,
                new QualifiedName(getClass().toString(),

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