I will try to elaborate the problem- 1. Department and Employee data is to be displayed to the User. 2. The ActionFormBean has an ArrayList of Department objects. 3. Each Department Object has an ArrayList of Employee Objects. 4. The user can modify Employee data for example- Salary (int). 5. The action method is decorated with appropriate validation annotations say @Jpf.ValidateRequired. 6. Now to apply the Validate Required to the salary field of the Employee object what should the propertyName of the @Jpf.ValidateRequired be set to?
Is it possible to do validations of indexed, nested and mapped properties WITHOUT- 1. writing custom validations, so as to use the existing validations provided by beehive. 2. without decorating the individual getter property with the validation annotation, since we may not always be able to edit the Department and Employee Classes. Appreciate any suggestions/ thoughts... djkuul wrote: > > One more question regarding validations- > > How to validate indexed properties, nested properties and mapped > properties? Can this be done without writing a custom validator? > Essentially I would like to use the existing validation annotations like > the Jpf.ValidateRequired, Jpf.ValidateEmail etc. but on indexed and > nested properties of an Action Form. > > Thanks. > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Validating-indexed-properties%2C-nested-properties...-tp16765604p16810243.html Sent from the Beehive - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
