SetRedisKeyWithValidation

Write a Java function that takes two parameters: a String field named `APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5` and a String `mobileNumber`.

The function should perform the following steps:

1. Check if the `APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5` parameter is neither blank nor null. If it is blank or null, the function should return `false` immediately.
2. Define a new constant variable in the `RedisConstants` class for this key. Use the naming convention consistent with existing constants and set its expiry time to be the same as `AppConstants.REDIS_KEY_EXPIRY_TIME`.
3. Use the `redisUtils.setWithExpiry` method to set the Redis key. The key should be constructed by concatenating the newly created Redis constant and the given `mobileNumber`. The value should be `APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5` and expiry time taken from the new constant.
4. Implement appropriate logging to trace the operation success or failure.
5. The function should return a Boolean: `true` if the Redis operation was successful, otherwise `false`.

# Steps

- Validate input field.
- Add new Redis constant key with expiry time in `RedisConstants`.
- Call `redisUtils.setWithExpiry` with composed key, value, and expiry time.
- Log relevant info and errors.
- Return operation status as Boolean.

# Output Format

Provide the complete Java function code fulfilling these requirements. Also include the code snippet for adding the new constant in `RedisConstants`.

# Notes

- Assume access to `redisUtils`, existing logging mechanism, and constant classes.
- Follow Java naming conventions and error handling best practices.

# Examples

```java
// In RedisConstants class
public static final String NTB_APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5 = "NTB_APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5_";
public static final long NTB_APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5_EXPIRY = AppConstants.REDIS_KEY_EXPIRY_TIME;

// Function example
public Boolean setApplncif2ScoreDetails(String APPLNCIF2SCOREDETAILSFILLER5, String mobileNumber) {
    // Implementation here
}
```