Examples of javax.validation.MessageInterpolator.interpolate()

Class javax.validation.MessageInterpolator

Examples of javax.validation.MessageInterpolator.interpolate()

javax.validation.MessageInterpolator.interpolate()
Interpolate the message template based on the contraint validation context. The locale is defaulted according to the MessageInterpolator implementation. See the implementation documentation for more detail. @param messageTemplate The message to interpolate. @param context contextual information related to the interpolation @return Interpolated error message.

    MessageInterpolator interpolator = getDefaultMessageInterpolator();
    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( DummyEntity.class, "foo" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    String expected = "{bar}";  // unknown token {}
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{bar}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );
  }


  @Test
  @SpecAssertion(section = "5.3.1.1", id = "c")

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    MessageInterpolator interpolator = getDefaultMessageInterpolator();
    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( Person.class, "birthday" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    String key = "{javax.validation.constraints.Past.message}"; // Past is a built-in constraint so the provider must provide a default message
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( key, context );
    assertFalse(
        key.equals( actual ),
        "There should have been a message interpolation from the bean validator provider bundle."
    );
  }

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    MessageInterpolator interpolator = getDefaultMessageInterpolator();
    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( DummyEntity.class, "bar" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    String expected = "size must be between 5 and 10";
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( (String) descriptor.getAttributes().get( "message" ), context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );
  }


  @Test
  @SpecAssertion(section = "5.3.1.1", id = "f")

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    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( DummyEntity.class, "amount" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    //if EL evaluation kicked in first, the "$" would be gone
    String expected = "must be $5 at least";
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( (String) descriptor.getAttributes().get( "message" ), context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );
  }


  @Test
  @SpecAssertion(section = "5.3.1.1", id = "g")

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    MessageInterpolator interpolator = getDefaultMessageInterpolator();
    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( DummyEntity.class, "foo" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    String expected = "replacement worked";
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{foo}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "replacement worked replacement worked";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{foo} {foo}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );

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    String expected = "replacement worked";
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{foo}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "replacement worked replacement worked";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{foo} {foo}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "This replacement worked just fine";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "This {foo} just fine", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );

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    expected = "replacement worked replacement worked";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{foo} {foo}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "This replacement worked just fine";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "This {foo} just fine", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "{} replacement worked {unknown}";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{} {foo} {unknown}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );

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    expected = "This replacement worked just fine";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "This {foo} just fine", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "{} replacement worked {unknown}";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "{} {foo} {unknown}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );
  }


  @Test
  @SpecAssertion(section = "4.3.1.1", id = "b")

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    MessageInterpolator interpolator = getDefaultMessageInterpolator();
    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( DummyEntity.class, "fubar" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    String expected = "recursion worked";
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( ( String ) descriptor.getAttributes().get( "message" ), context );
    assertEquals(
        expected, actual, "Expansion should be recursive"
    );
  }

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    MessageInterpolator interpolator = getDefaultMessageInterpolator();
    ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor = getDescriptorFor( DummyEntity.class, "foo" );
    MessageInterpolator.Context context = new TestContext( descriptor );


    String expected = "{";
    String actual = interpolator.interpolate( "\\{", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );


    expected = "}";
    actual = interpolator.interpolate( "\\}", context );
    assertEquals( actual, expected, "Wrong substitution" );

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