Here is the test case
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import org.apache.commons.validator.*;
public class TestValidatorMask{
public static void main(String[] args)
throws Exception {
ValidatorResources vr = new ValidatorResources(getFormSetAsInputStream());
Form form = vr.getFor
> Hi Kishore, thanks for the tip... I tried what you suggested but it didn't
> work... while googling for answers I read somewhere that including UNICODE
> codes was only possible in *.properties files, not in *.XML ... from my
> experience, that seems to be right...
You are right. You have to dec
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Subject: Re: [UNICODE characters in Mask validation rule]
Good evening. I'm a little stuck trying to create a global constant in
validation.xml that allows the mask rule to validate "special" spanish
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Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 7:47 PM
Subject: Re: [UNICODE characters in Mask validation rule]
Good evening. I'm a little stuck trying to create a global constant in
validation.xml that allows the mask rule to vali
> Good evening. I'm a little stuck trying to create a global constant in
> validation.xml that allows the mask rule to validate "special" spanish
> characters like Ñ [ UNICODE = \u00d1 ] for names, surnames, city names and
> so... Can someone give a hint ;^) ? Mi RegExp is like this: ^[A-Z.Ñ\s]
Good evening. I'm a little stuck trying to create a global constant in
validation.xml that allows the mask rule to validate "special" spanish
characters like Ñ [ UNICODE = \u00d1 ] for names, surnames, city names and
so... Can someone give a hint ;^) ? Mi RegExp is like this: ^[A-Z.Ñ\s]*$
Rega
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