Uses of Interface
org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms.FormMap

Packages that use FormMap
org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.dbroggisch.repopulation   
org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.sam.xmlform   
org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms   
org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms.validators   
 

Uses of FormMap in org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.dbroggisch.repopulation
 

Classes in org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.dbroggisch.repopulation that implement FormMap
 class ErrorFormMap
           
 class RepopulationFormMap
          The class RepopulationFormMap provides a convenient way to repopulate HTML form contents.
 

Methods in org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.dbroggisch.repopulation that return FormMap
 FormMap RepopulationFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req)
          Describe map method here.
 FormMap RepopulationFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, String prefix)
          Describe map method here.
 FormMap RepopulationFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, Locale loc)
          Describe map method here.
 FormMap ErrorFormMap.validate(boolean deferExceptions)
           
 

Uses of FormMap in org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.sam.xmlform
 

Classes in org.enhydra.barracuda.contrib.sam.xmlform that implement FormMap
 class XmlFormMap
          Provide a FormMap based on a XML description
 

Uses of FormMap in org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms
 

Classes in org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms that implement FormMap
 class DefaultFormMap
          This class provides the default implementation of a FormMap.
 

Methods in org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms that return FormMap
 FormMap FormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(StateMap map)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(StateMap map, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(StateMap map, String prefix)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(StateMap map, String prefix, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, String prefix, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, String prefix)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap FormMap.validate(boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate the entire form (both form level and elements).
 FormMap FormMap.validateElements(boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate just the elements (not the form)
 FormMap FormMap.validateForm(boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate just the form (not the individual elements)
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, String prefix)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(javax.servlet.ServletRequest req, String prefix, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a ServletRequest) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(StateMap map)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(StateMap map, String prefix)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(StateMap map, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.map(StateMap map, String prefix, Locale loc)
          This is where we actually take an incoming form (in the form of a StateMap) and map it using the definitions supplied by all the FormElements.
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.validate(boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate the entire form (both form level and elements).
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.validateElements(boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate just the elements (not the form)
 FormMap DefaultFormMap.validateForm(boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate just the form (not the individual elements)
 

Methods in org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms with parameters of type FormMap
 void Or.validate(FormElement element, FormMap map, boolean deferExceptions)
          Rather than calling all the sub validate methods, we make sure at least one of the sub-validators is valid
 void Not.validate(FormElement element, FormMap map, boolean deferExceptions)
          Rather than calling all the sub validate methods, we instead validate the validator we contain--because this validator is effectively doing a "NOT", we expect to receive a ValidationException; if we dont, then we will throw a ValidationException
 void FormValidator.validate(FormElement element, FormMap formMap, boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate a FormElement locally and allow any child validators a chance to validate as well.
 void DefaultFormValidator.validate(FormElement element, FormMap map, boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate a FormElement locally and allow any child validators a chance to validate as well.
 void DefaultFormValidator.validateForm(FormMap map, boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate an entire FormMap.
 void DefaultFormValidator.validateFormElement(Object val, FormElement element, FormMap map, boolean deferExceptions)
          Validate a FormElement.
 void And.validate(FormElement element, FormMap map, boolean deferExceptions)
          Rather than calling all the sub validate methods, we make sure at least one of the sub-validators is valid
 

Uses of FormMap in org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms.validators
 

Methods in org.enhydra.barracuda.core.forms.validators with parameters of type FormMap
 void ListValidator.validate(FormElement element, FormMap formMap, boolean deferExceptions)
          Will check origVal's type and loop through all the values calling the subValidator.
 



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