public static GwtValidation
javax.validation.Validator
explicitly listing the classes
that can be validated in GWT.
Define the Validator you want, explicitly listing the classes and groups you want to validate.
@GwtValidation(value = {MyBean.class, MyOther.class}, groups = {Default.class, OtherGroup.class}) public interface MyValidator extends javax.validation.Validator { }Create and use the validator.
MyValidator validator = GWT.create(MyValidator.class); MyBean bean = new MyBean(); ... Set<ConstraintViolation<MyBean>> violations = validator.validate(bean);
You must list all validation groups you are using (as well as groups
making up a group sequence)– unless you are only using the Default group,
in which case you may omit the "groups" field of the GwtValidation
annotation.
NOTE: Validation is done using only the Constraints found on the Classes listed in the annotation. If you have
class MyBean { @Null String getName(){return name;} } class MySubBean extends MyBean { @Size(min = 5) String getName(){return super.getName();} }And then create your
ValidatorFactory
using
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