You can override the Validators component to add your own createValidator() strategy. But I don't think that's really what you are after. If you think about what I posted, the problem is not in creating a class validator or having Hibernate call it. Hibernate does exactly that by default in JBoss. Add a validator to your entity and it WILL get called. The problem is in having the validation exception handled gracefully. Without the code I showed above, persist just throws a validation exception and there isn't a whole lot of you can do about it.
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