"Marx3" wrote : so if there will not be required=true for example on email
field (but @Email will be defined on column in @Entity bean) validateAll will
not validate and there will be persistance exception?
| Is this bug or by design? It makes s:validateAll rather useless...
JSF doesn't attempt to validate fields which are empty. Hence trying to
validate with @NotNull doesn't work.
So, in your example, if you had (with person.email being annotated with @Email)
<h:inputText value="#{person.email}" />
then, if you didn't enter a value, validation would pass, if you entered an
invalid email address it would fail, if you entered a valid email address it
would pass. If you added required="true" you would have to enter a value.
Seam can't fix this, a new JSF would be needed.
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