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Validation exception messages in three tier are pretty unhelpful by
the time they get to the client. We've been extending them by adding
this to ValidationException:


/**
* Returns message that includes the details of the validation
failures.
*/
public String getMessage() {
String message = super.getMessage();
if (result.hasFailures()) {
message = message + " validation failures: ";
for (int i = 0; i < result.getFailures().size(); i++) {
message = message + ((ValidationFailure)
result.getFailures().get(i)).toString();
if (i < result.getFailures().size() - 1) {
message = message + ", ";
}
}
}
return message;
}


Any thoughts about side effects this might have for anyone?


As an aside, what would be even more helpful is if three tier
returned not a CayenneRuntimeException, but a ValidationException to
the client. I don't know if that is hard to change.


Ari





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  • Andrus Adamchik at Jul 9, 2007 at 10:28 am
    Hi Ari,

    As I've mentioned offline, I think that if an exception message is
    set by the user, it may be a bad idea to clobber it
    (CayenneRuntimeException 'getMessage()' kind of does it too, doh!).
    The good news is that Cayenne internally uses a constructor without a
    message: "ValidationException(ValidationResult)", so we can use the
    code below to build an informative message:

    private static String createMessage(ValidationResult result) {
    // Ari's code goes here
    }

    public ValidationException(ValidationResult result) {
    this(createMessage(result), result);
    }

    Do you think this'll work?

    Andrus


    On Jul 9, 2007, at 1:05 PM, Aristedes Maniatis wrote:

    Validation exception messages in three tier are pretty unhelpful by
    the time they get to the client. We've been extending them by
    adding this to ValidationException:


    /**
    * Returns message that includes the details of the validation
    failures.
    */
    public String getMessage() {
    String message = super.getMessage();
    if (result.hasFailures()) {
    message = message + " validation failures: ";
    for (int i = 0; i < result.getFailures().size(); i++) {
    message = message + ((ValidationFailure)
    result.getFailures().get(i)).toString();
    if (i < result.getFailures().size() - 1) {
    message = message + ", ";
    }
    }
    }
    return message;
    }


    Any thoughts about side effects this might have for anyone?


    As an aside, what would be even more helpful is if three tier
    returned not a CayenneRuntimeException, but a ValidationException
    to the client. I don't know if that is hard to change.


    Ari





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  • Aristedes Maniatis at Jul 10, 2007 at 9:20 am

    As I've mentioned offline, I think that if an exception message is
    set by the user, it may be a bad idea to clobber it
    Yep. Sorry for my brain lapse before - I know what you mean now. By
    "clobber" you mean that ideally we shouldn't be touching the message
    at all, even to append text to the end of it.


    Ari



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