Validate rich: calendar with date before another rich: calendar

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Validate rich: calendar with date before another rich: calendar

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I have 2 date fields, the second can not be earlier, but I can not validate.

Each time you enter validation,% w / o% is ALWAYS% w / o%.

From what I saw in the dataInicio lifecycle, it does the first validations for later popular.

In my case, I need the first field to be filled in.

<rich:calendar 
    id="idDataCadastro"
    locale="pt_BR"
    popup="true"
    value="#{dataInicio}"
    datePattern="dd/MM/yyyy"
    showInput="true"
    label="Data de início"
    showApplyButton=""
    cellWidth="24px"
    cellHeight="22px"
    style="width:200px"
    required="true" >                                                   
</rich:calendar>


<rich:calendar 
    id="idDataCadastro"
    locale="pt,BR"
    popup="true"
    value="#{dataFim}"
    datePattern="dd/MM/yyyy"
    showInput="true"
    label="Data fim"
    showApplyButton=""
    cellWidth="24px"
    cellHeight="22px"
    style="width:200px"
    required="true"
    validator="#{beanController.validateDataFim}" >     
</rich:calendar>



public void validateDataFim(FacesContext context, UIComponent component, Object valor) throws ValidatorException {
    if(valor != null){
        Date dataFim= (Date) valor;         
        if(dataInicio != null && dataFim.before(dataInicio)){
            throw new ValidatorException(new FacesMessage(
                    FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, 
                    "A data fim não pode ser anterior a data inicio.", 
                    "A data fim não pode ser anterior a data inicio."));
        }

    }
}

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asked by anonymous 15.09.2014 / 21:47

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I discovered the problem! In fact my code is correct the problem was another framework that I am using (Jboss SEAM 2.2),

What happened:

<rich:calendar 
    ...
    value="#{dataInicio}"  // Essa referência é criada e populada pelo JBoss Seam
    ...

<rich:calendar 
    ...
    validator="#{beanController.validateDataFim}" // Essa validação é do JSF
                                                  // O JSF não consegue enxergar
                                                  // dataInicio criada pelo Seam
                                                  // por isso sempre vinha null

Solution !!

<rich:calendar 
    ...
    value="#{beanController.dataInicio}"  // Trocar a referência
    ...