k, thanks folks.
My choices are manipulate the code or the english language ;-)
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@Length (min = 1, max = 500, message = "Email address is required and must be
at most 500 characters long.")
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Can't you do:
@Length (min = 1, max = 500, message = "Email address must be between 1 and 500
characters long.")
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It is VERY easy to extend Hibernate Validator and add your own annotations :-)
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Thanks, but I'm not sure that is an ideal solution. Consider the following code
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@Column(name="EMAIL_ADDRESS")
| @NotNull(message="Email Address is required.")
| @Length(min=1, message="Email Address is required.")
| @Length(max=500, message="Email Address must be less than 500 c
You should be using @Length(min=1)
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