ch7.accountLogin
Class RequestDataAccount

java.lang.Object
  shared.PersistentBase
      ch7.accountLogin.RequestDataAccount

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable

public class RequestDataAccount
extends PersistentBase
implements java.io.Serializable

The bean is annotated for persistence and required validation.

The Entity annotation indicates that a table will be created in the database with the name of the bean.

An account number property is added to the bean, that must be two letters followed by four digits.

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

protected java.lang.String	accountNumber The variable to store the account number.
protected java.lang.String	aversion The variable to store the aversion.
protected java.lang.String	hobby The variable to store the hobby.

Fields inherited from class shared.PersistentBase

id

Constructor Summary

RequestDataAccount()

Method Summary

java.lang.String	getAccountNumber() The accessor for the account number property.
java.lang.String	getAversion() The accessor for the aversion property.
java.lang.String	getHobby() /** The accessor for the hobby property.
void	setAccountNumber(java.lang.String accountNumber) The mutator for the aversion property.
void	setAversion(java.lang.String aversion) The mutator for the aversion property.
void	setHobby(java.lang.String hobby) The mutator for the hobby property.

Methods inherited from class shared.PersistentBase

getId, setId

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

hobby

protected java.lang.String hobby

The variable to store the hobby. The variable is hidden from other classes, so it doesn't matter what name it has.

aversion

protected java.lang.String aversion

The variable to store the aversion. The variable is hidden from other classes, so it doesn't matter what name it has.

accountNumber

protected java.lang.String accountNumber

The variable to store the account number. The variable is hidden from other classes, so it doesn't matter what name it has.

Constructor Detail

RequestDataAccount

public RequestDataAccount()

Method Detail

getAccountNumber

@NotNull
@Pattern(regex="[a-zA-Z]{2}\\d{3}",
         message="must be in the format AA999.")
public java.lang.String getAccountNumber()

The accessor for the account number property.

It implements required validation. If the account number is not valid, then an error will be generated for it. Required validation is implemented with the Pattern annotation.

This name must agree with the name of the input element from the HTML page where the user enters data.

The name of the input element should be hobby.

Returns:

The hobby that was entered.

setAccountNumber

public void setAccountNumber(java.lang.String accountNumber)

The mutator for the aversion property. This name must agree with the name of the input element from the HTML page where the user enters data.

The name of the input element should be aversion.

Parameters:

accountNumber - The element data from the request

getHobby

@Pattern(regex=".*[^\\s].*",
         message="cannot be empty")
@NotNull
public java.lang.String getHobby()

/** The accessor for the hobby property. It implements required validation. If the hobby is not valid, then an error will be generated for it. Required validation is implemented with the Pattern and NotNull annotations.

This name must agree with the name of the input element from the HTML page where the user enters data.

The name of the input element should be hobby.

Returns:

The hobby that was entered.

setHobby

public void setHobby(java.lang.String hobby)

The mutator for the hobby property. This name must agree with the name of the input element from the HTML page where the user enters data.

The name of the input element should be hobby.

Parameters:

hobby - The element data from the request

getAversion

@Pattern(regex=".*[^\\s].*",
         message="cannot be empty")
@NotNull
public java.lang.String getAversion()

The accessor for the aversion property. It implements required validation. If the aversion is not valid, then an error will be generated for it. Required validation is implemented with the Pattern and NotNull annotations.

This name must agree with the name of the input element from the HTML page where the user enters data.

The name of the input element should be aversion.

Returns:

The aversion that was entered.

setAversion

public void setAversion(java.lang.String aversion)

The mutator for the aversion property. This name must agree with the name of the input element from the HTML page where the user enters data.

The name of the input element should be aversion.

Parameters:

aversion - The element data from the request