Hi All:

The message for the exception thrown by Validate.isInstance does not mention
the actual type, only the expected type.

Is there any objection to changing this?

trunk: "The validated object is not an instance of %s"

Proposal (1): "The validated object is expected to be an instance of %s, not
a %s"

Or more succinctly (2): "Expected an instance of %s, got a %"

Or more succinctly (3), a la JUnit: "Expected: %s, actual: %"

Thoughts?

Gary


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