Actually, hibernate-validator (or any other JSR303 validator) is not required. If you don't have a JSR 303 validator in classpath, you'll have an info message printed to your log at startup and that's all, it'll work OK (my unit tests are green despite the absence of hibernate-validator FWIW). And you can easily turn the warning off if it bothers you, as it's using java.util.logging.
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