| Name | ValidCharactersConstraintInfc | |
|---|---|---|
| Version | ??? | |
| Usage | DataDictionaryService | |
| AttributeDefinitionInfo | Type | Complex |
| ShortName | Name | Type | Description | Cardinality | XML Attribute? | Comments/Feedback |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| value | ??? | String | The Java based regex for valid characters There are two forms: regex:xxxxx and xxxx If the 2nd form then it is interpreted as a simple list of valid characters. Note: it is actualy converted to a regular expression by wrapping it in []. |
One | No | ??? |
| jsValue | ??? | String | Javascript version of the regex defined in value. This does not have to be set if this constraint's key maps to one of the default valid character methods contained in jQuery - (insert that list here). This must be set if there is NO default method that matches the label key and applyClientSide is true. This is completely ignored if applyClientSide is set to false. |
One | No | ??? |
| labelKey | ??? | String | LabelKey should be a single word key. This key is used to find a message to use for this constraint from available messages. The key is also used for defining/retrieving validation method names when applicable - as such this key MUST exist for valid character constraints. |
One | No | ??? |
| applyClientSide | ??? | Boolean | If this is true, the constraint should be applied on the client side when the user interacts with a field - if this constraint can be interpreted for client side use. Default is true. |
One | No | ??? |