I have a "Claim" object. Whether or not it is valid depends on what the user
is trying to do.
My person object will require payee information to be valid for the purpose of
payment, but not otherwise.
Ideally, I'd do something like this:
| public void makePayment(Party payee) {
| Payee validator = new PayeeValidator();
| if (validator.isValid(payee) {
| ...
| }
| }
|
At the UI level, I want to show
Valid person: yes/no
Valid payee: yes/no
Valid employee: yes/no
where the yes/no value is determined by calling the relevant validator with the
same person object.
This seems to be a limitation of the annotation approach. i.e. you can only
specify a set of rules that apply in all contexts.
Anyone else feel the same way? Am I missing something?
Richard
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