Re: [sapphire-dev] PossibleValuesService with no validation

[Greg Amerson <gregory.amerson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm using a service and override getInvalidValueSeverity(...) is working nicely, thanks!

On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 4:14 PM, Ling Hao <ling.hao@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Are you using @PossibleValues? If so, you can set  invalidValueSeverity = status.Severity.OK. If you are using the PossibleValuesService, you can override getInvalidValueSeverity().

On 11/29/2011 1:03 PM, Greg Amerson wrote:

Hey everyone,

I have a ValueProperty where most of the time the value will come from a set of possible values.  However, in a few exceptions the user will want to add their own value.  Is it possible to attach a PossibleValuesSevice to a ValueProperty but not have any validation so it doesn't mark the user's custom entry as invalid?  Or is there another way to get the Browse action handler for a property editor to show a list of possible values?

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Greg Amerson

Liferay, Inc.

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Greg Amerson

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