7:38 p.m.
I find the TextBox Widget of ovirt-engine,such as
IntegerEntityModelTextBoxEditor. They are weak in validation. When i input
a string or something else can't parse Integer. In view, the widget will
make as invalid, but i press the button of "OK", it always can pass. Even,
when i edit the entity's attributes, such as Random Generator's Period or
Bytes per period of VM, use IntegerEntityModelTextBox* widget, it will save
the old data. I can't be sure this is a fault or is normal?
1:16 a.m.
Hi,
the validation should be done not on widget level but on the whole model
level. In case of the random generator which is in the VM dialog, it should
be validated in the UnitVmModel (the backing model of all the VM-like
entities) and inside it in the validate() method. Than this validate()
returns true/false if it is valid / invalid. And than the corresponding
list model (VmListModel.onSaveVm() for example) calls the validate and only
if it passes it should continue to send the data to server.
Is this not what happens?
Tomas
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 2:38 AM, Tony Wang <sline798(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I find the TextBox Widget of ovirt-engine,such as
IntegerEntityModelTextBoxEditor. They are weak in validation. When i
input a string or something else can't parse Integer. In view, the widget
will make as invalid, but i press the button of "OK", it always can pass.
Even, when i edit the entity's attributes, such as Random Generator's
Period or Bytes per period of VM, use IntegerEntityModelTextBox* widget, it
will save the old data. I can't be sure this is a fault or is normal?
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2:55 p.m.
On Thursday, January 12, 2017 8:16:58 AM EST Tomas Jelinek wrote:
Hi,
the validation should be done not on widget level but on the whole model
level. In case of the random generator which is in the VM dialog, it should
be validated in the UnitVmModel (the backing model of all the VM-like
entities) and inside it in the validate() method. Than this validate()
returns true/false if it is valid / invalid. And than the corresponding
list model (VmListModel.onSaveVm() for example) calls the validate and only
if it passes it should continue to send the data to server.
Is this not what happens?
Tomas
Actually Integer/Long entity model boxes do checks at the widget level to make
sure what is entered is actually a number, however it obviously can't know
anything about business logic validation. So what it does is mark the field
invalid, but doesn't send the value to the actual model (it can't since the
model is expecting a number and trying to send a string to a number field will
cause an exception). So the backing model will contain whatever value was
there before if the user entered a non number value in the field.
When you click OK the business logic validation happens on the values of the
model and not the values of the fields. If the model didn't change due to the
above it will validate against the current value which may or may not pass
depending on the validation rules.
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 2:38 AM, Tony Wang <sline798(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
> I find the TextBox Widget of ovirt-engine,such as
> IntegerEntityModelTextBoxEditor. They are weak in validation. When i
> input a string or something else can't parse Integer. In view, the widget
> will make as invalid, but i press the button of "OK", it always can pass.
> Even, when i edit the entity's attributes, such as Random Generator's
> Period or Bytes per period of VM, use IntegerEntityModelTextBox* widget,
> it
> will save the old data. I can't be sure this is a fault or is normal?
>
> _______________________________________________
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