Uses of Class
oracle.javatools.db.InvalidNameException

Packages that use InvalidNameException

Package	Description
oracle.ide.db.util	Utility classes for dealing with database objects in UI in the IDE.
oracle.javatools.db	Contains a metadata API for describing database objects, and retrieving them from a provider of database objects - for example a database.
oracle.javatools.db.validators	Contains classes that provide the capability to validate DBObjects in a DBObjectProvider.

Uses of InvalidNameException in oracle.ide.db.util

Methods in oracle.ide.db.util that throw InvalidNameException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	NameController.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Validates the given name entered by the user and throws an Exception if it isn't valid.

Uses of InvalidNameException in oracle.javatools.db

Methods in oracle.javatools.db that throw InvalidNameException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	DatabaseDescriptor.makeNameValidAndUnique(DBObject object, DBObjectProvider pro) Deprecated. Use getUniqueName() in DBObjectProvider instead
static void	DatabaseDescriptor.validateIdentifier(java.lang.String identifier, char quoter, int maxLength, java.lang.String allowedChars, boolean alphaStart, java.util.Set reservedWords, int casePolicy) Validates that name is a valid external name such that : If the name is unquoted (does not start with quoter), it only contains alphanumeric and allowedChars characters. If the name is unquoted, and alphaStart is true, it starts with a letter. If the name is unquoted, it does not contain any reservedWords. If the name is quoted (starts with quoter), it is correctly quoted, and does not include any excludedChars. If the name is quoted, and quoter is not in excludedChars, that any occurences of quoter are escaped (doubled-up). The name does not exceed maxLength, taking quotes into account. Used by the more specific validate*Identifier() methods on the Database implementations.
static void	DatabaseDescriptor.validateIdentifier(java.lang.String identifier, char quoter, int maxLength, java.lang.String allowedChars, java.lang.String excludedChars, boolean alphaStart, java.util.Set reservedWords, int casePolicy) Validates that name is a valid external name such that : If the name is unquoted (does not start with quoter), it only contains alphanumeric and allowedChars characters. If the name is unquoted, and alphaStart is true, it starts with a letter. If the name is unquoted, it does not contain any reservedWords. If the name is quoted (starts with quoter), it is correctly quoted, and does not include any excludedChars. If the name is quoted, and quoter is not in excludedChars, that any occurences of quoter are escaped (doubled-up). The name does not exceed maxLength, taking quotes into account. Used by the more specific validate*Identifier() methods on the Database implementations.
void	DBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String name) Deprecated. - use validateName( String type, String name )
void	AbstractDBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String name) Deprecated. - use validateName( String type, String name )
abstract void	DatabaseDescriptor.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Validates the given object name and throws an InvalidNameExcpetion if it isn't valid for the Database being described.
void	DBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Checks to see whether a name is valid for a given type of object.
void	AbstractDBObjectProvider.validateName(java.lang.String type, java.lang.String name) Checks to see whether a name is valid.

Uses of InvalidNameException in oracle.javatools.db.validators

Methods in oracle.javatools.db.validators that throw InvalidNameException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected void	DBObjectValidator.validateName(T obj) Validates a name to see if it is a legal identifier.