>> let's see later if something useful on this will happen (if not on call all >> validators, at least on the ability to attach a validator on any input >> element). > > Validators are designed to validate text. Only TextInput and TextArea allow > users to enter text, so they are the only components that make sense to > attach validators to. However, validating the text of a TextArea is not a > common use case and would most likely incur a large performance penalty (the > content of a TextArea is generally much longer than that of a TextInput). > So validators (as currently implemented, anyways) are not likely to be a good > basis for any sort of generic validation framework. Yes, and there are so many validator frameworks (for example that included in Java EE 6) so we can start to think at something more general (as you know in data-centric applications, validators have an important role) for the future ... and maybe more aligned with other standard framework, so transition to Pivot could be simplified. At least to start to collect some ideas.
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