Classes
 ClassDescription
 AssertFalse The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.AssertFalse annotation validator.

The annotated element must be false.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
Supported types are:
  • Boolean
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[AssertFalse(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2")] public function get property():Boolean { ...
 AssertTrue The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.AssertTrue annotation validator.

The annotated element must be true.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
Supported types are:
  • Boolean
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[AssertTrue(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2")] public function get property():Boolean { ...
 DecimalMax The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.DecimalMax annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a number whose value must be lower or equal to the specified maximum.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • value (required): the maximum accepted value.
Supported types are:
  • org.granite.math.BigDecimal
  • org.granite.math.BigInteger
  • org.granite.math.Long
  • Number (with possible rounding issues)
  • int
  • uint
  • String
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[DecimalMax(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", value="123.5")] public function get property():BigDecimal { ...
 DecimalMin The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.DecimalMin annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a number whose value must be higher or equal to the specified minimum.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • value (required): the minimum accepted value.
Supported types are:
  • org.granite.math.BigDecimal
  • org.granite.math.BigInteger
  • org.granite.math.Long
  • Number (with possible rounding issues)
  • int
  • uint
  • String
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[DecimalMin(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", value="123.5")] public function get property():BigDecimal { ...
 Digits The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Digits annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a number whithin accepted range.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • integer (required): the maximum number of integral digits.
  • fraction (required): the maximum number of fractional digits.
Supported types are:
  • org.granite.math.BigDecimal
  • org.granite.math.BigInteger
  • org.granite.math.Long
  • Number (with possible rounding issues)
  • int
  • uint
  • String
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[Digits(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", integer="3", fraction="2")] public function get property():BigDecimal { ...
 Future The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Future annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a date in the future.
 Max The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Max annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a number whose value must be lower or equal to the specified maximum.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • value (required): the maximum accepted value.
Supported types are:
  • org.granite.math.BigDecimal
  • org.granite.math.BigInteger
  • org.granite.math.Long
  • Number (with possible rounding issues)
  • int
  • uint
  • String
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[Max(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", value="123")] public function get property():int { ...
 Min The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Min annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a number whose value must be lower or equal to the specified maximum.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • value (required): the minimum accepted value.
Supported types are:
  • org.granite.math.BigDecimal
  • org.granite.math.BigInteger
  • org.granite.math.Long
  • Number (with possible rounding issues)
  • int
  • uint
  • String
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[Min(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", value="123")] public function get property():int { ...
 NotNull The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.NotNull annotation validator.

The annotated element must not be null.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
Accepts any type.

Example:

[NotNull(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2")] public function get property():Object { ...
 Null The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Null annotation validator.

The annotated element must be null.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
Accepts any type.

Example:

[Null(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2")] public function get property():Object { ...
 Past The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Past annotation validator.

The annotated element must be a date in the past.
 Pattern The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Pattern annotation validator.

The annotated String must match the supplied regular expression.

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • regexp (required): the regular expression to match.
  • flags (optional): a comma separated flag list considered when resolving the regular expression.
Supported types are:
  • String
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[Pattern(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", regexp="[a-z]+", flags="CASE_INSENSITIVE, DOTALL")] public function get property():String { ...
 Size The ActionsScript3 implementation of the javax.validation.constraints.Size annotation validator.

The annotated element size must be between the specified boundaries (included).

Accepted arguments are:

  • message (optional): used to create the error message (override the default message).
  • groups (optional): a comma separated list of fully qualified interface names that specifies the processing groups with which the constraint declaration is associated.
  • payload (optional): a comma separated list of String that specifies the payloads with which the constraint declaration is associated (unlike the Java implementation, payloads are arbitrary Strings and does not represent necessarily existing class names).
  • min (optional): the minimum size (default is 0).
  • max (optional): the maximum size (default is int.MAX_VALUE.
Supported types are:
  • String
  • Array
  • Vector
  • Dictionary
  • IList implementators (such as ArrayCollection)
  • any other class instance that defines a length property (such as org.granite.collection.IMap implementators)
null elements are considered valid.

Example:

[Size(message="{my.custom.message}", groups="path.to.MyGroup1, path.to.MyGroup2", min="2", max="10")] public function get property():String { ...