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Class ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION

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Overview

The ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION class is a final class that inherits from CX_DYNAMIC_CHECK and implements the IF_T100_MESSAGE interface. It is designed to handle various validation scenarios and message handling within the SAP system. The class provides a constructor method to initialize its attributes and set up the message handling.

Public Methods

  • Constructor: Initializes the class with optional parameters for message text ID and attributes. It sets up the message key and attributes based on the provided inputs.

Dependencies

  • CX_DYNAMIC_CHECK: The base class from which ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION inherits.
  • IF_T100_MESSAGE: The interface implemented by ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION for message handling.

Details

The ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION class is designed to handle specific validation scenarios and message handling. It defines several constants that represent different error messages, each with a unique message ID and attributes. These constants are used to standardize the error messages and their attributes within the class.

Class Structure

The class structure can be visualized as follows:

classDiagram
    class ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION {
        +CONSTRUCTOR(TEXTID, ATTR1, ATTR2, ATTR3, ATTR4, PREVIOUS)
        -MV_ATTR1: STRING
        -MV_ATTR2: STRING
        -MV_ATTR3: STRING
        -MV_ATTR4: STRING
        -UNSUPPORTED_TYPE: CONSTANT
        -VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE: CONSTANT
        -MODEL_DOES_NOT_EXIST: CONSTANT
        -CLIENT_MODEL_NOT_FOUND: CONSTANT
        -HTTP_DESTINATION_ERROR: CONSTANT
        -ENCRYPTION_SETUP: CONSTANT
        -ENCRYPTION_FAILED: CONSTANT
        -DECRYPTION_FAILED: CONSTANT
        -PROVIDER_DOES_NOT_EXIST: CONSTANT
    }

    ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION --|> CX_DYNAMIC_CHECK
    ZCX_LLM_VALIDATION ..|> IF_T100_MESSAGE

Constructor Details

The constructor method initializes the class with optional parameters for the message text ID and attributes. It sets up the message key and attributes based on the provided inputs. If the text ID is not provided, it defaults to the default text ID defined in the IF_T100_MESSAGE interface.

graph TD
    A[Constructor] --> B[Initialize Attributes]
    B --> C[Set Message Key]
    C --> D[Return]

Error Message Constants

The class defines several constants that represent different error messages. Each constant includes a message ID, message number, and attributes. These constants are used to standardize the error messages and their attributes within the class.

  • UNSUPPORTED_TYPE: Represents an unsupported type error.
  • VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE: Represents a value out of range error.
  • MODEL_DOES_NOT_EXIST: Represents a model does not exist error.
  • CLIENT_MODEL_NOT_FOUND: Represents a client model not found error.
  • HTTP_DESTINATION_ERROR: Represents an HTTP destination error.
  • ENCRYPTION_SETUP: Represents an encryption setup error.
  • ENCRYPTION_FAILED: Represents an encryption failed error.
  • DECRYPTION_FAILED: Represents a decryption failed error.
  • PROVIDER_DOES_NOT_EXIST: Represents a provider does not exist error.

These constants ensure that the error messages are consistent and easily identifiable within the system.