Validating Data... How to validate before you submit via sendData()

I can validate the data fine, but how would I check to see if it is valid before I send the data to the server?
I want to validateData() then sendData()
         private function sendData(e:Event=null):void {
              author = new VOAuthor();
              author.contactName = name_lb.text;
              author.email = company_lb.text;
              author.phone = phone_lb.text;
              author.company = company_lb.text;
              author.comments = comments_lb.text;
              contactDB.submitQuote(author);
         private function validateData():void {
                //(string must be two characters or longer)
                nameValidator = new StringValidator();
                nameValidator.source = name_lb;
                nameValidator.property = "text";
                nameValidator.minLength = 4;
                // Phone validator
                phoneValidator = new PhoneNumberValidator();
                phoneValidator.source = phone_lb;
                phoneValidator.property = "text";
                // Email validator
                emailValidator = new EmailValidator();   
                emailValidator.source = email_lb;
                emailValidator.property = "text";

use validate property which returns validationresultevent:
nameValidator = new StringValidator();
nameValidator.source = name_lb;
nameValidator.property = "text";
nameValidator.minLength = 4;
var r:ValidationResultEvent = nameValidator.validate();
if(r.type == ValidationResultEvent.INVALID)
Alert.show(r.message);
// invalid.

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              init(cal);
         * Construct the date from the specified string. Note that the date must
         * be in day/month/year format.
         * @param date The date string.
         * @exception InvalidDateException The date passed in is invalid.
         public SlacDate(String date) throws InvalidDateException
              init(date);
         * Construct the date from the specified string. The format passed in will
         * identify the format of the date.
         * @param date The date string.
         * @param format The format of the date.
         * @exception InvalidDateException The date passed in is invalid.
         public SlacDate(String date, int format) throws InvalidDateException
              if (format == FormatCCYYMMDD || format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMM || format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS)
                   boolean valid = false;
                   date = date.trim();
                   if (date.length() >= 8)
                        try
                             int year = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(0,4));
                             int month = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(4,6));
                             int day = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(6,8));
                             int hour;
                             int min;
                             int sec;
                             if (date.length() > 8)
                                  hour = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(8,10));
                                  min = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(10,12));
                                  if (date.length() >= 14)
                                       sec = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(12,14));
                                  else
                                       sec = DefaultSeconds;
                             else
                                  hour = DefaultHours;
                                  min = DefaultMinutes;
                                  sec = DefaultSeconds;
                             init(year, month, day, hour, min, sec, DefaultMillis);
                             valid = true;
                        catch (Exception e)
                   if (!valid)
                        throw new InvalidDateException("Invalid date: " + date + " for the specified format");
              else if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP || format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
                   // 2002-02-04 10:49:30.999000 (UDB)
                   // 2002-02-04-10.49.30.999000 (DB2)
                   int year = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(0,4));
                   int month = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(5,7));
                   int day = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(8,10));
                   int hour = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(11,13));
                   int min = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(14,16));
                   int sec = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(17,19));
                   int millis = Integer.parseInt(date.substring(20,23));
                   init(year, month, day, hour, min, sec, millis);
              else
                   init(date);
         * Construct the date with the java.util.Date passed in.
         public SlacDate(Date date)
              init(date);
         * Init the date with the java.util.Date passed in.
         private void init(Date date)
              Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
              cal.setTime(date);
              init(cal);
         * Return whether this date is after the date passed in.
         * @d2 The date to compare against.
         * @return Whether this date is after the date passed in.
         public boolean after(SlacDate d2)
              int xx = d2.getYear();
              if (m_yyyy > xx)
                   return true;
              else if (m_yyyy < xx)
                   return false;
              else
                   xx = d2.getMonth();
                   if (m_mm > xx)
                        return true;
                   else if (m_mm < xx)
                        return false;
                   else
                        xx = d2.getDate();
                        if (m_dd > xx)
                             return true;
                        else if (m_dd < xx)
                             return false;
                        else
                             xx = d2.getHour();
                             if (m_hh > xx)
                                  return true;
                             else if (m_hh < xx)
                                  return false;
                             else
                                  xx = d2.getMinute();
                                  if (m_min > xx)
                                       return true;
                                  else if (m_min < xx)
                                       return false;
                                  else
                                       xx = d2.getSecond();
                                       if (m_ss > xx)
                                            return true;
                                       else if (m_ss < xx)
                                            return false;
                                       else
                                            return (m_mil > d2.getMillisecond());
         private void appendHoursMinutes(StringBuffer str, String separator)
              if (m_hh < 10)
                   str.append(ZERO);
              str.append(Integer.toString(m_hh));
              if (!separator.equals(EMPTY))
                   str.append(separator);
              if (m_min < 10)
                   str.append(ZERO);
              str.append(Integer.toString(m_min));
         private void appendTime(StringBuffer str, String separator, boolean addMillis)
              appendHoursMinutes(str, separator);
              if (!separator.equals(EMPTY))
                   str.append(separator);
              if (m_ss < 10)
                   str.append(ZERO);
              str.append(Integer.toString(m_ss));
              if (addMillis)
                   if (!separator.equals(EMPTY))
                        str.append(separator);
                   if (m_mil < 100)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                        if (m_mil < 10)
                             str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(m_mil);
         * Version of the asString() method which defaults to FormatDDMMCCYY.
         * <p>An example date in this format is:
         * <pre>
         * 25-02-1999
         * </pre>
         * @return The Date as a string in DDMMCCYY format.
         public String asString()
              return asString(FormatDDMMCCYY);
         * Convert the date to a String. This will format the Date as defined by the format
         * passed in. The default parameter is FormatDDMMCCYY.
         * The valid formats are:
         * <ul>
         * <li>FormatDDMMCCYY</li>
         * <li>FormatMMDDCCYY</li>
         * <li>FormatDATETIME</li>
         * <li>FormatDDMMTIME</li>
         * <li>FormatTIMESTAMP</li>
         * <li>FormatCCYYMMDD</li>
         * <li>FormatCCYYMMDDHHMM</li>
         * <li>FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS</li>
         * <li>FormatDDMMCCYYTIME</li>
         * <li>FormatDATEVERBOSE</li>
         * <li>FormatDATETIMEVERBOSE</li>
         * <li>FormatHHMMSS</li>
         * <li>FormatHHMMSSMIL</li>
         * <li>FormatDB2TIMESTAMP</li>
         * <li>FormatUDBTIMESTAMP</li>
         * </ul>
         * @param format The format to return the string in.
         * @return The date in string format (as specified by the format parameter).
         public String asString(int format)
              StringBuffer str = new StringBuffer(20);
              if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP || format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
                   str.append(Integer.toString(getYear()));
                   str.append(HYPHEN);
                   int month = getMonth();
                   if (month < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(month));
                   str.append(HYPHEN);
                   int day = getDate();
                   if (day < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(day));
                   String dateTimeSeparator = new String();
                   if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP)
                        dateTimeSeparator = HYPHEN;
                   else if (format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
                        dateTimeSeparator = SPACE;
                   str.append(dateTimeSeparator);
                   String timeSeparator = new String();
                   if (format == FormatDB2TIMESTAMP)
                        timeSeparator = PERIOD;
                   else if (format == FormatUDBTIMESTAMP)
                        timeSeparator = COLON;
                   appendTime(str, timeSeparator, true);
                   str.append("000");
              else if (format == FormatDATETIME || format == FormatMMMDDTIME || format == FormatTIMESTAMP)
                   str.append(getMonthNameAbbrev());
                   str.append(SPACE);
                   if (m_dd < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(m_dd));
                   str.append(SPACE);
                   appendTime(str, COLON, false);
                   if (format == FormatDATETIME)
                        str.append(SPACE);
                        str.append(Integer.toString(m_yyyy));
                   else if (format == FormatTIMESTAMP)
                        str.append(COLON);
                        str.append(formattedMillis(m_mil));
              else if (format == FormatHHMMSS)
                   appendTime(str, COLON, false);
              else if (format == FormatHHMMSSMIL)
                   appendTime(str, COLON, true);
              else if (format == FormatCCYYMMDD || format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMM || format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS)
                   str.append(Integer.toString(m_yyyy));
                   if (m_mm < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(m_mm));
                   if (m_dd < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(m_dd));
                   if (format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMMSS)
                        appendTime(str, EMPTY, false);
                   else if (format == FormatCCYYMMDDHHMM)
                        appendHoursMinutes(str, EMPTY);
              else if (format == FormatDATEVERBOSE || format == FormatDATETIMEVERBOSE)
                   str.append(Integer.toString(m_dd));
                   if (m_dd > 10 && m_dd < 14)
                        str.append(DayExtension[0]);
                   else
                        str.append(DayExtension[m_dd%10]);
                   str.append(SPACE);
                   str.append(getMonthName());
                   str.append(SPACE);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(m_yyyy));
                   if (format == FormatDATETIMEVERBOSE)
                        str.append(",");
                        str.append(SPACE);
                        appendTime(str, COLON, false);
              else
                   // DDMMCCYY, MMDDCCYY, DDMMCCYYTIME
                   int first;
                   int second;
                   if (format != FormatMMDDCCYY)
                        first = getDate();
                        second = getMonth();
                   else
                        second = getDate();
                        first = getMonth();
                   if (first < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(first));
                   str.append(s_dateSep);
                   if (second < 10)
                        str.append(ZERO);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(second));
                   str.append(s_dateSep);
                   str.append(Integer.toString(getYear()));
                   if (format == FormatDDMMCCYYTIME)
                        str.append(SPACE);
                        appendTime(str, COLON, false);
              return str.toString();
         * Return whether this date is before the date passed in
         * @d2 The date to compare against.
         * @return Whether this date is before the date passed in.
         public boolean before(SlacDate d2)
              return (!after(d2) && !equals(d2));
         * Clone the current date.
         * @return The cloned SlacDate object
         public Object clone()
              SlacDate d = new SlacDate();
              d.m_dd          = m_dd;
              d.m_mm          = m_mm;
              d.m_yyyy     = m_yyyy;
              d.m_hh          = m_hh;
              d.m_min          = m_min;
              d.m_ss          = m_ss;
              d.m_mil          = m_mil;
              return d;
         * Compare this date with the supplied date.
         * Hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds are taken into consideration.
         * Returns:
         *      -1 this date is before the supplied date.
         *      0 this date is equal to the supplied date.
         *      1 this date is after the supplied date.
         public int compareTo(Object o2)
              SlacDate d2 = (SlacDate)o2;
              if (equals(d2))
                   return 0;
              if (after(d2))
                   return 1;
              return -1;
         * Compare this date with the supplied date.
         * Hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds are NOT taken into consideration.
         * Returns:
         *      -1 this date is before the supplied date.
         *      0 this date is equal to the supplied date.
         *      1 this date is after the supplied date.
         public int compareDate(Object o2)
              SlacDate baseDate = (SlacDate)o2;
              SlacDate startBaseDate = new SlacDate(baseDate.getCalendar().getTime());
              startBaseDate.setHour(0);
              startBaseDate.setMinute(0);
              startBaseDate.setSecond(0);
              startBaseDate.setMillisecond(0);
              SlacDate endBaseDate = new SlacDate(baseDate.getCalendar().getTime());
              endBaseDate.setHour(23);
              endBaseDate.setMinute(59);
              endBaseDate.setSecond(59);
              endBaseDate.setMillisecond(999);
              int compare = 0;
              if (before(startBaseDate))
                   compare = -1;
              else if (after(endBaseDate))
                   compare = 1;
              return compare;
         * Compare this date with today's date.
         * Hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds are NOT taken into consideration.
         * Returns:
         *      -1 this date is before today.
         *      0 this date is equal to today.
         *      1 this date is after today.
         public int compareToToday()
              return compareDate(today());
         * Calculate the difference (in days) between the two dates.
         * Note the difference may be negative.
         * @param from The <i>start</i> date
         * @param to The <i>to</i> date
         * @return The difference between the dates in days.
         public static int daysBetween(SlacDate from, SlacDate to)
              int dayFrom;
              int     monthFrom;
              int yrFrom;
              int dayTo;
              int     monthTo;
              int yrTo;
              int mult = 1;
              if (from.after(to))
                   mult=-1;
                   dayFrom          = to.getDate();
                   monthFrom     = to.getMonth();
                   yrFrom          = to.getYear();
                   dayTo          = from.getDate();
                   monthTo          = from.getMonth();
                   yrTo          = from.getYear();
              else
                   dayFrom          = from.getDate();
                   monthFrom     = from.getMonth();
                   yrFrom          = from.getYear();
                   dayTo          = to.getDate();
                   monthTo          = to.getMonth();
                   yrTo          = to.getYear();
              int cnt=0;
              try
                   if (yrFrom != yrTo)
                        // Different Years.
                        for (int i=yrFrom+1; i<yrTo; i++)
                             cnt += SlacDate.daysInYear(i);
                        for (int i=monthFrom+1; i<13; i++)
                             cnt+=daysInMonth(i, yrFrom);
                        for (int i=1; i<monthTo; i++)
                             cnt+=daysInMonth(i, yrTo);
                        cnt += (daysInMonth(monthFrom, yrFrom)-dayFrom);
                        cnt += dayTo;
                   else
                        if (monthFrom != monthTo)
                             // Same Year but different months.
                             for (int i=monthFrom+1; i<monthTo; i++)
                                  cnt+=daysInMonth(i, yrFrom);
                             cnt += (daysInMonth(monthFrom, yrFrom)-dayFrom);
                             cnt += dayTo;
                        else
                             // Same Year and month.
                             cnt += (dayTo-dayFrom);
              catch (InvalidDateException ide)
                   // This should never happen
              return cnt * mult;
         * Calculate the number of days from the specified date.
         * Note the difference may be negative.
         * @param date The date to calculate from
         * @return The diference between the two dates in days (may be negative).
         public int daysFrom(SlacDate date)
              return daysBetween(date, this);
         * Calculates the number of days in a given month in a given year
         * copes with century dates!
         * @param month The month to determine the day count
         * @param year The year the month is in (only relevant for February).
         * @exception InvalidDateException Invalid parameters passed in. Ie the month was >= 12
         *                    or the month was < 0.
         public static int daysInMonth(int month, int year) throws InvalidDateException
              if (month > 12 || month <= 0)
                   throw new InvalidDateException("Invalid month specified to SlacDate.daysInMonth(): " + month);
              // month-1, because DaysInMonth array is 0-based.
              return (month == FEBRUARY && isLeapYear(year)) ? 29 : DaysInMonth[month-1];
         * Calculates the number of days in a given year.
         * @param year The year the month is in (only relevant for February).
         public static int daysInYear(int year)
              return (isLeapYear(year)) ? 365 : 364;
         * Calculate the number of days to the specified date.
         * Note the difference may be negative.
         * @param date The date to calculate to
         * @return The diference between the two dates in days (may be negative).
         public int daysTo(SlacDate date)
              return daysBetween(this, date);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of years, months and days.
         * @param years The number of years to increment by
         * @param months The number of months to increment by
         * @param days The number of days to increment by
         public void decrement(int years, int months, int days)
              decrementYears(years);
              decrementMonths(months);
              decrementDays(days);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of days.
         * @param days The number of days to decrement by
         public void decrementDays(int days)
              incrementDays(days * -1);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of hours.
         * @param hours The number of hours to decrement by
         public void decrementHours(int hours)
              incrementHours(hours * -1);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of milliseconds.
         * @param seconds The number of seconds to decrement by
         public void decrementMilliseconds(int milliseconds)
              incrementMilliseconds(milliseconds * -1);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of minutes.
         * @param minutes The number of minutes to decrement by
         public void decrementMinutes(int minutes)
              incrementMinutes(minutes * -1);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of months.
         * @param years The number of months to decrement by
         public void decrementMonths(int months)
              incrementMonths(months * -1);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of seconds.
         * @param seconds The number of seconds to decrement by
         public void decrementSeconds(int seconds)
              incrementSeconds(seconds * -1);
         * Decrement the date by the specified number of years.
         * @param years The number of years to decrement by
         public void decrementYears(int years)
              incrementYears(years * -1);
         * Calculate the difference between two dates to the nearest second as a String.
         * @param from The start date
         * @param to The end date
         public static String differenceBetween(SlacDate from, SlacDate to)
              SlacDate f, t;
              if (from.after(to))
                   t = from;
                   f = to;
              else
                   t = to;
                   f = from;
              int secs = 0;
              int mins = 0;
              int hours = 0;
              int days = 0;
              int months = 0;
              int years = 0;
              secs     = t.getSecond() - f.getSecond();
              mins     = t.getMinute() - f.getMinute();
              hours     = t.getHour() - f.getHour();
              days     = t.getDate() - f.getDate();
              months     = t.getMonth() - f.getMonth();
              years     = t.getYear() - f.getYear();
              if (secs < 0)
                   secs += 60;
                   mins--;
              if (mins < 0)
                   mins += 60;
                   hours--;
              if (hours < 0)
                   hours += 24;
                   days--;
              if (days < 0)
                   try
                        days += daysInMonth(f.getMonth(), f.getYear());
                   catch (InvalidDateException ide)
                        days += 30;
                   months--;
              if (months < 0)
                   months += 12;
                   years--;
              StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
              sb.append(years).append(s_dateSep);
              sb.append(months).append(s_dateSep);
              sb.append(days).append(SPACE);
              sb.append(hours).append(COLON);
              sb.append(mins).append(COLON);
              sb.append(secs);
              return sb.toString();
         * Calculate the difference between the date passed in and this date.
         * Note that if the date passed in is in the future the difference will be
         * negative.
         * @param from The date from which to return the difference
         * @return The difference from the date passed in in String format
         public String differenceFrom(SlacDate from)
              return differenceBetween(from, this);
         * Calculate the difference between this date and the one passed in.
         * Note that if the date passed in is in the past the difference will be
         * negative.
         * @param to The date to which to return the difference
         * @return The difference to the date passed in in String format
         public String differenceTo(SlacDate to)
              return differenceBetween(this, to);
         * Return whether the two dates are the same. This will check right down to the second.
         * @param d2 The date to compare against
         * @return Whether the dates are the same.
         public boolean equals(SlacDate d2)
              return ((m_yyyy == d2.m_yyyy) &&
                        (m_mm == d2.m_mm) &&
                        (m_dd == d2.m_dd) &&
                        (m_hh == d2.m_hh) &&
                        (m_min == d2.m_min) &&
                        (m_ss == d2.m_ss) &&
                        (m_mil == d2.m_mil));
         public String format(DateFormat df)
              Calendar cal = getCalendar();
              return df.format(cal.getTime());
         private final String formattedMillis(int millis)
              String rString = null;
              if (millis < 10)
                   rString = "00" + millis;
              else if (millis < 100)
                   rString = ZERO + millis;
              else
                   rString = EMPTY + millis;
              return rString;
         public Calendar getCalendar()
              Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
              cal.set(m_yyyy, m_mm-1, m_dd, m_hh, m_min, m_ss);
              cal.set(Calendar.MILLISECOND, m_mil);
              return cal;
         * Return the Date/Time in CCYYMMDD format.
         * <p>An example date in this format is:
         * <pre>
         * 19990225
         * </pre>
         * @return The Date as a string in CCYYMMDD format.
         public String getCCYYMMDD()
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