org.datamanager.constraint
Class NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint

java.lang.Object
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  +--org.datamanager.kernel.AbstractEntityConstraint
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        +--org.datamanager.constraint.NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint

All Implemented Interfaces:

Constraint, EntityConstraint, EntityValue, Serializable

public class NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint

extends AbstractEntityConstraint

Check the name of an Entity and ignore case.

Author:

Matthew Farrellee

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class org.datamanager.kernel.AbstractEntityConstraint

DEBUG_ACCEPTS_MESSAGE

Fields inherited from interface org.datamanager.constraint.EntityConstraint

NONE

Constructor Summary

NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint(String name)
Create a new NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint.

Method Summary

protected boolean

describes(Entity defendant) Check to see if the String given in the constructor of this constraint is in the name of the given Entity, ignoring the case of both Strings.

Methods inherited from class org.datamanager.kernel.AbstractEntityConstraint

accepts

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint

public NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint(String name)

Create a new NameEqualsIgnoringCaseConstraint.

Parameters:

name - The name to target.

Method Detail

describes

protected boolean describes(Entity defendant)
                     throws DataManagerException

Check to see if the String given in the constructor of this constraint is in the name of the given Entity, ignoring the case of both Strings.

Specified by:

describes in class AbstractEntityConstraint

Parameters:

defendant - An Entity to check.

Returns:

Whether the target String was in the name of the given Entity.

DataManagerException