Hi,
on one column (property) of my entity, a unique constraint needs to be defined.
To avoiding a duplication of this property, I implemented a custom validator
method to check the uniqueness. So far it works fine. But I found out, that the
default hibernate validator doesn't work anymore (have got a @Length (max=11)
annotation on the same property), as soon as the validator binding is added to
the component, though the text field is put inside a validateAll tag.
<h:inputText id="vinPrefix" value="#{entity.vinPrefix}" required="true"
label="#{masterDataMsgs['vingroup.edit.label.name']}" styleClass="text"
rendered="#{entity.transient}" validator="#{vinGroupEditAction.checkVinPrefix}">
| <a4j:support event="onblur" reRender="vinPrefixDecorate" />
| </h:inputText>
|
After checking the source code, I found the following line in the method
addValidators of ValidateAllRendererBase.java.
if ( evh.getValidators().length==0 && evh.getValidators().length == 0 )
| {
| evh.addValidator( new ModelValidator() );
| }
First of all, I don't understand, why you check the same condition twice.
Second, I have no clue, why you only add the ModelValidator, if here is no
other validator. I would exactly like to combine the hibernate validator with
my custom one.
Any explanation is appreciated
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