On some of my other properties that have set lengths and such they are being thrown immidiately.  I was looking at the documentation and this is the way it is suppose to happen.

 

Is there a reason it is only verifying after a save?

    [VerifierProvider]

    public static IEnumerable<Verifier> GetVerifiers(Object pVerifierProviderContext)

    {

 

        List<Verifier> verifiers = new List<Verifier>();

        verifiers.Add(GetEmailAddressVerifier(Descriptors.Email));

 

        return verifiers;

    }

 

      private static Verifier GetEmailAddressVerifier(PropertyDescriptor pEmailDescriptor)

    {

        return new RegexVerifier(pEmailDescriptor, true, NamedRegexPattern.Email);

    }

 

I'd be keen on any feedback anyway (I am the author) if it does not cover topics which you feel it should.

 

The link is http://www.ideablade.com/PDF/VerificationWhitepaper.pdf - http://www.ideablade.com/PDF/VerificationWhitepaper.pdf

I should have actually answered your question ;-)

 

Verification is only triggered based on the setting of the ExecutionMode which needs to be defined as PreSet, PostSet or Instance. the other thing to check is that you have turned on Before/After validation in the Object Mapper options so that it generates the BeforeSetValue and AfterSetValue calls. It is these calls that execute verification against an object when you set the value through the property.

 

Looking at your code, the verifier will only be called by the Save operation is it will be an INSTANCE verification. You need to explicitly call the verification engine asking it to verify as part of your Getter/Setter for the property that is associated with this verification (if that makes sense).

 

Trevor

 

Originally posted by orcities I have just created my first Verifier for an EmailAddress. The problem is that the validation is only being performed when the SaveAll is being used.    On some of my other properties that have set lengths and such they are being thrown immidiately.  I was looking at the documentation and this is the way it is suppose to happen.   Is there a reason it is only verifying after a save?

private static Verifier GetEmailAddressVerifier(PropertyDescriptor pEmailDescriptor)

    {

        RegexVerifier v = new RegexVerifier(Descriptors.Email, true, NamedRegexPattern.Email);

        v.AddTrigger(pEmailDescriptor);

        v.ExecutionModes = VerifierExecutionModes.OnPresetTriggers;

        return v;

       

    }