While we're on this subject... Tapestry's built-in DateTranslator uses
a lenient DateFormat, one of my pet peeves. When a user enters a date
like 03/44/2005 it's probably an error... I don't want it silently
converted to 04/13/2005.
I could override the DateTranslator's behavior in code, add a
format.setLenient(false), and tell hivemind to use that as my
DateTranslator... not too bad I guess. Is there a better way?
Bryan Lewis wrote:
>Thanks guys. Now I can get rid of my custom MaxDate validator class!
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>Martin Carel wrote:
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>>Hi Kirby,
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>>><set name="message" value="{0} must be on or before {1,date,MM dd
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>>yyyy}" />
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>>I just want to mention that I needed to add 'literal' in order for
>>this to work (otherwise I have a parsing exception as 'ognl' is the
>>default prefix for page spec):
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>><set name="message" value="literal:{0} must be on or before {1,date,MM
>>dd yyyy}" />
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>>Thanks for this, I can now get rid of my custom MinDate validator class!
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>>>To answer your localisation question - just change the above set to:
>>><set name="message" value="message:dateBeforeErrorMessage" />
>>>And put into your localisation properties file:
>>>dateBeforeErrorMessage={0} must be on or before {1,date,MM/dd/yyyy}
>>>And the equivalent in your Swedish localisation properties file.
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>>I understand what you want me to do, but I see it as a workaround (I
>>shouldn't be forced to play with the Swedish locale properties file).
>>What I really want to do is to force my locale to English :(
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>>/Martin
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