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Custom item validator

Hello,

I've created a custom item validator using the example in the forms development 6.6 pdf.

I've packaged the custom item validator as a class and put the jar in the web-inf\classes.

In my form I've called the validator like this :

And I am having an error

Can you please help? (Am i writing the classname right?? Knowing that the name of the package of my class is : com.test.forms.validators; the name of my class is ValidateDestinataire and the jar is named ValidateDestinataire.jar)

Mel

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"package of my class is : com.test.forms.validators; the name of my class is ValidateDestinatair"

- Then why are you referencing com.documentum.xforms.... in Class Name field in your adaptor configuration?

Hi,

Ok, I tried with this too com.test.forms.validators.ValidateDestinataire and this com.test.forms.validators, but I still have an error

I am writing it correctly??

Please post your validator code.

package com.test.forms.validators;

import com.documentum.tools.adaptor.AdaptorException;

import com.documentum.tools.adaptor.configuration.IAdaptorConfiguration;

import com.documentum.xforms.engine.adaptor.validator.IStringValidator;

import com.documentum.xforms.engine.adaptor.validator.ItemValidator;

/**

* The Class ValidateDestinataire.

*/

public class ValidateDestinataire extends ItemValidator implements IStringValidator

{

public final boolean validateString(final String value) throws AdaptorException

{

int index = value.indexOf("@);

int index1 = value.lastIndexOf(".");

boolean retval = true;

if (index == -1 || index1 == -1 || index1 < index)

{

retval = false;

}

return retval;

}

public void destroy() throws AdaptorException

{

}

public void init(final IAdaptorConfiguration arg0) throws AdaptorException

{

}

}

Code looks fine. Verify that the jar file has the right structure by unzipping it.

The jar file has the right structure.

Am I writing the class name correctly? Does it need to be the package name + classname? or??