javax.validation

Interface MessageInterpolator

Contents

  • public interface MessageInterpolator
    Interpolates a given constraint violation message.

    Implementations should be as tolerant as possible on syntax errors. Implementations must be thread-safe.

    Author:
    Emmanuel Bernard, Hardy Ferentschik

    • Method Detail

      • interpolate

        String interpolate(String messageTemplate,
                   MessageInterpolator.Context context)
        Interpolates the message template based on the constraint validation context.

        The locale is defaulted according to the MessageInterpolator implementation. See the implementation documentation for more detail.

        Parameters:
        messageTemplate - the message to interpolate
        context - contextual information related to the interpolation
        Returns:
        interpolated error message

      • interpolate

        String interpolate(String messageTemplate,
                   MessageInterpolator.Context context,
                   Locale locale)
        Interpolates the message template based on the constraint validation context. The Locale used is provided as a parameter.
        Parameters:
        messageTemplate - the message to interpolate
        context - contextual information related to the interpolation
        locale - the locale targeted for the message
        Returns:
        interpolated error message

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