AW: @BeanValidation annotation at class level

Hi Gerhard, thanx for quick response. I tracked down the problem that the Annotation (@BeanValidation) is not available on objectToInspect.getClass() in ExtValBeanValidationMetaDataInternals#transferGroupValidationInformationToFoundGroups. objectToInspect.getClass() returns a bytecode enhanced

AW: @BeanValidation annotation at class level

Update: It works when I use the @RequestScoped Annotation from javax.faces.bean instead of javax.enterprise.context. In that case there is no byte code proxy returned (objectToInspect.getClass()). But anyways I expect that it should also run with the CDI scopes. Manuel Gamerdinger T-Systems

AW: @BeanValidation annotation at class level

Hi Gerhard, I created an issue. My further analysis showed that this is a bug and not an improvement. The byte code proxy is correct. The @BeanValidation annotation is not marked as @Inherited and therefore not populated to its subclasses. But the proxy is a subclass. So for me there are 2

AW: @BeanValidation annotation at class level

Hi Gerhard, no, we're using the standard WebSphere 8.0 stack which uses OpenWebBeans 1.1.0. Anyways can you give me more information about the ProxyHelper? Regards, Manuel -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Gerhard Petracek [mailto:gerhard.petra...@gmail.com] Gesendet: Freitag, 19.

AW: @BeanValidation annotation at class level

Hi Gerhard, ProxyUtils.getUnproxiedClass(objectToInspect.getClass()) works fine in my case. But I think the bug is exactly in this while loop. In this loop always the objectToInspect is passed to the #transferGroupValidationInformationToFoundGroups. A second iteration will result in same

@BeanValidation annotation at class level

Hello MyFaces ExtVal users, I've a question regarding group validation together with @BeanValidation annotation. In my example the @BeanValidation annotation only works on page bean fields. On class level it seems that the annotation is ignored. This works: