thx - i synced both parts - so it will be in r3. regards, gerhard
http://www.irian.at Your JSF powerhouse - JSF Consulting, Development and Courses in English and German Professional Support for Apache MyFaces 2010/3/6 Rudy De Busscher <[email protected]> > [ExtVal] BeanAware constraint validators for Model Validation > beanValidation > > Hi, > > The Constraint Validator for BeanValidation constraints on properties can > be defined in a context repository. The * > BeanValidationModuleValidationInterceptorInternals.validate* method makes > use of code that checks if a bean is defined in a context that can be used. > > The *ModelValidationPhaseListener* makes use of a slightly different > aproach which leads to the fact that no beans could be used. > > A small change to the ModelValidationPhaseListener.validateTarget method > solves this problem. > > I haven't tested the fix extensively but with my small test, I was able to > use a bean for the constraint validator defined on a class. > > > *ModelValidationPhaseListener.validateTarget* > > > return ExtValBeanValidationContext.getCurrentInstance() >> .getValidatorFactory().usingContext() >> >> .messageInterpolator(ExtValBeanValidationContext.getCurrentInstance().getMessageInterpolator()) >> .getValidator() >> .validate(validationTarget, groups); >> > > should become > > ValidatorFactory validatorFactory = >> ExtValBeanValidationContext.getCurrentInstance().getValidatorFactory(); >> return validatorFactory >> .usingContext() >> >> .messageInterpolator(ExtValBeanValidationContext.getCurrentInstance().getMessageInterpolator()) >> >> .constraintValidatorFactory(validatorFactory.getConstraintValidatorFactory()) >> >> .traversableResolver(validatorFactory.getTraversableResolver()) >> .getValidator() >> .validate(validationTarget, groups); >> > > See EXTVAL-86 for the patch. > > Include it in the x.x.3 release ? > > regards > Rudy. >
