If you want to use several annotations of the same type, these annotations must be nested within the @Validations() annotation.
Usage
Used at METHOD level.Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| requiredFields | no |
| Add list of RequiredFieldValidators | ||
| customValidators | no | Add list of CustomValidators |
| conversionErrorFields |
| no | Add list of ConversionErrorFieldValidators | |
| dateRangeFields | no | Add list of DateRangeFieldValidators |
| emails | no | Add list of EmailValidators |
| fieldExpressions | no | Add list of FieldExpressionValidators |
| intRangeFields | no | Add list of IntRangeFieldValidators |
| requiredStrings | no | Add list of RequiredStringValidators |
| stringLengthFields | no | Add list of StringLengthFieldValidators |
| urls | no | Add list of UrlValidators |
| visitorFields | no | Add list of VisitorFieldValidators |
| regexFields | no | Add list of RegexFieldValidator |
| expressions | no | Add list of ExpressionValidator |
Examples
Different validations per method
To use different validations per method, the validateAnnotatedMethodOnly property must be set on the validation interceptor.
Here's a complete example of updating the default stack: