Example usage for org.springframework.context.support DefaultMessageSourceResolvable DefaultMessageSourceResolvable

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In this page you can find the example usage for org.springframework.context.support DefaultMessageSourceResolvable DefaultMessageSourceResolvable.

Prototype

public DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(String[] codes, Object[] arguments) 

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Create a new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable.

Usage

From source file:org.openmrs.web.taglib.OpenmrsMessageTagTest.java

/**
 * @see OpenmrsMessageTag#doEndTag()//from   ww w  .  j  a va 2  s  .  c  o m
 */
@Test
@Verifies(value = "javaScript escaping works when activated", method = "doEndTag()")
public void doEndTag_javaScriptEscapingWorks() throws Exception {
    final String unescapedText = "'Eensy Weensy' spider";
    openmrsMessageTag.setJavaScriptEscape("true");
    final DefaultMessageSourceResolvable message = new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(new String[] { "test" },
            unescapedText);
    openmrsMessageTag.setMessage(message);

    checkDoEndTagEvaluation("\\'Eensy Weensy\\' spider");
}

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From source file:com.company.simple.util.validator.GlobeValidator.java

protected Object[] getArgumentsForConstraint(String objectName, String field,
        ConstraintDescriptor<?> descriptor) {
    List<Object> arguments = new LinkedList<Object>();
    String[] codes = new String[] { objectName + Errors.NESTED_PATH_SEPARATOR + field, field };
    arguments.add(new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(codes, field));
    // Using a TreeMap for alphabetical ordering of attribute names
    Map<String, Object> attributesToExpose = new TreeMap<String, Object>();
    for (Map.Entry<String, Object> entry : descriptor.getAttributes().entrySet()) {
        String attributeName = entry.getKey();
        Object attributeValue = entry.getValue();
        if (!internalAnnotationAttributes.contains(attributeName)) {
            attributesToExpose.put(attributeName, attributeValue);
        }//  w ww .  jav  a 2 s .c  o  m
    }
    arguments.addAll(attributesToExpose.values());
    return arguments.toArray(new Object[arguments.size()]);
}

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From source file:org.openmrs.web.taglib.OpenmrsMessageTagTest.java

/**
 * @see OpenmrsMessageTag#doEndTag()/* ww  w.  ja  v a  2 s  .  c  o  m*/
 */
@Test
@Verifies(value = "javaScript escaping is not performed when not activated", method = "doEndTag()")
public void doEndTag_messageIsNotEscapedWhenEscapingIsOff() throws Exception {
    final String unescapedText = "'Eensy Weensy' spider";
    openmrsMessageTag.setJavaScriptEscape("false");
    final DefaultMessageSourceResolvable message = new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(new String[] { "test" },
            unescapedText);
    openmrsMessageTag.setMessage(message);

    checkDoEndTagEvaluation(unescapedText);
}

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From source file:org.obiba.onyx.engine.state.AbstractStageState.java

public MessageSourceResolvable getMessage() {
    // Codes are: <fullname>, State.<name>, <name>
    return new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(new String[] { getFullName(), "State." + getName(), getName() },
            getName());/*from   ww w . jav  a  2s  .c om*/
}

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From source file:org.obiba.onyx.engine.state.AbstractStageState.java

public MessageSourceResolvable getReasonMessage() {
    String eventReason = (getReason() != null) ? getReason().getEventReason() : null;
    if (eventReason != null) {
        return new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(new String[] { getName() + "." + eventReason, eventReason },
                eventReason);//  w ww.ja v  a 2 s .  co  m
    }
    return null;
}

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From source file:org.springjutsu.validation.ValidationManager.java

/**
 * In the event that a validation rule fails, this method is responsible
 * for recording an error message on the affected path of the Errors object.
 * The error message is gathered in three parts:
 * First the base message, if not provided is based on the rule executor class.
 * This is a message like "\{0} should be longer than \{1} chars."
 * Next, the first argument \{0} is the model descriptor. This will resolve to a 
 * label for the path that failed, based on second to last path subBean and the
 * field that failed. So, if "account.accountOwner.username" had an error, 
 * it would look for a message based on the class name of accountOwner, and the
 * field username: like "user.username". If the message files contained a 
 * "user.username=User name", then the message would now read something like
 * "User name should be longer than \{1} chars." 
 * Finally, the argument is resolved. /* w  w w. ja  v  a 2  s  .com*/
 * If the argument is just a flat string, like "16", then you would get 
 * "User name should be longer than 16 chars."
 * If the argument contained EL that resolved on the model, it would perform
 * the same model lookup detailed above, so you could potentially have something 
 * like "User name should be longer than First name", which is a bit weird, but
 * has its uses.
 * For either the model or argument lookup, if EL is used in the path 
 * which resolves off the model, the literal value of the evaluated 
 * EL expression is used.
 * @param rule the rule which failed
 * @param rootModel the root model (not failed bean)
 * @param errors standard Errors object to record error on.
 */
protected void logError(ValidationRule rule, Object rootModel, Errors errors) {
    String errorMessageKey = rule.getMessage();
    if (errorMessageKey == null || errorMessageKey.isEmpty()) {
        errorMessageKey = errorMessagePrefix + rule.getType();
    }

    String defaultError = rule.getPath() + " " + rule.getType();
    String modelMessageKey = getMessageResolver(rootModel, rule.getPath(), true);
    String ruleArg = getMessageResolver(rootModel, rule.getValue(), false);

    MessageSourceResolvable modelMessageResolvable = new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(
            new String[] { modelMessageKey }, modelMessageKey);
    MessageSourceResolvable argumentMessageResolvable = new DefaultMessageSourceResolvable(
            new String[] { ruleArg }, ruleArg);

    // get the local path to error, in case errors object is on nested path.
    String errorMessagePath = rule.getErrorPath();
    if (errorMessagePath == null || errorMessagePath.isEmpty()) {
        errorMessagePath = rule.getPath();
    }
    if (!errors.getNestedPath().isEmpty() && errorMessagePath.startsWith(errors.getNestedPath())) {
        errorMessagePath = appendPath(errorMessagePath.substring(errors.getNestedPath().length()), "");
    }

    errors.rejectValue(errorMessagePath, errorMessageKey,
            new Object[] { modelMessageResolvable, argumentMessageResolvable }, defaultError);
}

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