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package org.spincast.website.controllers.demos;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.spincast.core.flash.FlashMessageLevel;
import org.spincast.core.request.Form;
import org.spincast.shaded.org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
import org.spincast.website.exchange.AppRequestContext;

/**
 * HTML Forms - Single Field demo controller
 */
public class DemoHtmlFormsSingleFieldController {

    protected static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(DemoHtmlFormsSingleFieldController.class);

    /**
     * Single Field demo - GET
     */
    public void singleField(AppRequestContext context) {

        //==========================================
        // Sends HTML by rendering the specified template.
        //==========================================
        context.response().sendTemplateHtml("/templates/demos/htmlForms/single.html");
    }

    /**
     * Single Field demo - POST
     */
    public void singleFieldSubmit(AppRequestContext context) {

        //==========================================
        // Gets the form data as a Form object,
        // and adds it to the response's model.
        // The validation message will be added to the
        // default "validation" model element.
        //==========================================
        Form form = context.request().getFormOrCreate("demoForm");
        context.response().addForm(form);

        //==========================================
        // Validates the form
        //==========================================
        validateForm(form);

        //==========================================
        // This is only for our demo, to allow the
        // form to be redisplayed even if it's
        // valid!
        //==========================================
        boolean process = true;
        if (!form.isValid() ||
            form.getMessages().size() > 0 ||
            "[email protected]".equals(form.getString("email"))) {
            process = false;
        }

        //==========================================
        // If the form is invalid, we redisplay it
        // simply by calling the GET handler.
        //==========================================
        if (!process) {
            singleField(context);
            return;

        //==========================================@formatter:off 
        // The form is valid!
        // We redirect the user to a confirmation
        // page with a success Flash Message.
        //==========================================@formatter:on
        } else {
            context.response().redirect(FlashMessageLevel.SUCCESS,
                                        "The form has been processed successfully.");
        }
    }

    /**
     * Validates the form. 
     * 

* The results of the validations * are saved in the form itself, so there is no need to * return anything. */ protected void validateForm(Form form) { //========================================== // Email validation //========================================== String email = form.getString("email"); if (StringUtils.isBlank(email)) { form.addError("email", "email_empty", "The email is required"); } //========================================== // We perform this second validation only // if the previous one were valid. //========================================== if (form.isValid("email") && !form.validators().isEmailValid(email)) { form.addError("email", "email_invalid", "The email is invalid"); } //========================================== // Here's an example of a *warning* message. //========================================== if (form.isValid("email") && email.length() < 8) { form.addWarning("email", "email_minLength", "This is valid but seems quite short for an email."); } //========================================== // Here's an example of a *success* message. //========================================== if (!form.hasMessages("email") && "[email protected]".equalsIgnoreCase(email)) { form.addSuccess("email", "email_good", "This is a success message"); } //========================================== // Here's an example of adding multiple messages // for a single element. //========================================== if (!form.hasMessages("email") && "[email protected]".equalsIgnoreCase(email)) { form.addSuccess("email", "email_success", "This is a success message"); form.addWarning("email", "email_warning", "This is a warning message"); form.addError("email", "email_error", "This is an error message"); } } }





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