InputDate Validation

I have used inputDate_ component in my jsff page.
1. I want to validation that user can select date only from current date to next 1 year only.
2. I want to validation that user can select date only from next week to next 1 year only.
User can't select any date except from this year only.
Please suggest me the regular expression or other validation code for this.

Hi,
regular expressions on compare patterns. In your case you can use a validator (property on inputDate). The validator signature that JDeveloper creates for you looks like
validate(FacesContext context, UIComponent component, Object value) Cast the value to Date and then do your allowed range calculation on this. If the validation is successful, just don't do anything, else (if it fails) issue
FacesMessage m = new FacesMessage(
FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, "your error code", "your error detail description");
throw new ValidatorException(n);Frank
Ps.: How to compare dates is something you can find example code using Google.

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view source:
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catch (JboException e)
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buff.append("\"]=");
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buff.append(";");
buff.append("_dl[\"");
buff.append(clientId);
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buff.append(";");
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jsPattern = datePattern;
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buffer.append('\'');
XhtmlUtils.escapeJS(buffer, pattern);
buffer.append('\'');
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buffer.append('[');
_escapePattern(buffer, pattern);
if (secondaryPattern != null)
buffer.append(",'");
XhtmlUtils.escapeJS(buffer, secondaryPattern);
buffer.append("']");
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return getHintTime();
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private static final String _NO_JS_PATTERN = new String();
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<f:facet name="toolbar"/>
<af:inputDate label="Label 1" id="id1"/>
</af:panelBox>
</af:showDetailItem>
<af:showDetailItem text="showDetailItem 3" id="sdi3">
<af:panelBox text="PanelBox3" id="pb3">
<f:facet name="toolbar"/>
</af:panelBox>
</af:showDetailItem>
</af:panelTabbed>
</f:facet>
</af:pageTemplate>
</af:form>

Validate Date Range in inputDate component

Hi
I am using JDev 11.1.1.2.0
I have an inputDate component which on click i need to give dates from today to future dates not passed dates.
So i have included 'validate date time range' component in the inputDate component and in the minimum property i have declared 'adf.currentDate' using expression builder and set the maximum as Jan 31,2099.
But when i execute my application i am able to select passed dates using the inputDate component, please help how can i check the date using a validator in inputDate component.
Thanks
Sudeep

ya i had tried with that property too....
i have declared minValue as adf.currentDate and on that it changes the value of maxValue to current date in Jan 3,2012
i have convertDatetime component in my inputDate to display the selected date in certain format.
It gives error as the format doesnot matches with the convertDatetime and inputDate component.
How can i use the minValue and maxValue of inputDate component?
the component:-
<af:inputDate
label="Planned Termination Date"
id="id2"
value="#{modifyuser.pterminationdate}"
valueChangeListener="#{modifyuserfields.plannedTermDate}"
minValue="adf.currentDate" maxValue="2099-12-31">
<af:convertDateTime pattern="dd-MMM-yyyy"/>
</af:inputDate>

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