Hi all, I'm Ophélie @ Zenika !
As the subject states, i've got a few questions regarding the JSR 303 (bean validation) integration with wicket. That's something a lot of people at Zenika are eager to see evolving from the current "yes, it'd be great!" project to a real concrete one. I know it's part of the wicket 1.5 wishlist too, so i assume you might be interested as well ;) To be fair, this idea came up with this blog post : http://magnus-k-karlsson.blogspot.com/2009/10/integrate-jsr-303-bean-validation-and.html but what we really want first, is to make bean validation available as a form Behavior. Although it's still an open discussion. As i was searching the nabble archive, i noticed that the same subject came up regularly, but i can't seem to find an ongoing project. However, i stumbled upon the wicketstuff-hibernate-behavior made by Ryan Sonnek, which is based on the Hibernate Validator framework. Unfortunately, this project has moved to the attic due to lack of updates. So i was thinking about starting over with this as a base project or inspiration, then to make it fully compatible with wicket 1.4.x and of course the JSR 303. I know some people already did some blog posts, sharing their own code as an answer to the JSR 303 integration, but what we want here, is to make it available to a wider audience of wicket users, say, as a wicket stuff component first and, why not, as part of wicket core later on. So, before starting anything, i need to know if someone is already taking charge of a similar project ? If not, we're ready to dig into this matter here at Zenika. So let me hear some feedback about this idea, what do you think ? Regards. -- Ophélie Salm Zenika http://www.zenika.com http://blog.zenika.com http://yeswicket.com
