The way I understand it, this can be handled completely within SEAM. The @Valid
annotation is specific to the Hibernate validator. However, the @IfInvalid is
all SEAM. My variation on the idea is to change @IfInvalid as follows
| @Stateful
| @Name("myController")
| @Interceptors(SeamInterceptor.class)
| public class MyController {
|
| // this entity will be set from form-1
| @In (value="user",create=true)
| protected User user;
|
| // this entity will be set from form-2
| @In (value="address",create=true)
| protected Address address;
|
| // this should validate user
| @IfInvalid (name="user", outcome=Outcome.REDISPLAY)
| public String pressButtonOneHandlingUsers() {
| ... do something ...
| }
|
| // this should validate user and address
| @IfInvalid (name="address", outcome=Outcome.REDISPLAY)
| public String pressButtonTwoHandlingAddress() {
| ... do something ...
| }
| }
|
IfInvalid could also take a "names" parameter:
@IfInvalid (names={"address","user"}, outcome= ...)
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