Hi all,
I am writing a JAX-RS application that will take inputs that are validated
by Bean Validation (JSR 349). As these inputs eventually will wind up in
the database, I thought it would be nice to use the column definitions from
my jOOQ generated classes to validate them. Before I start rolling my own,
I thought I'd ask if anybody here has dealt with something like this?
public class SomeResource {
DSLContext config;
@POST
public void storeSomething(@Valid MyJsonClass input) { // <-- this is
where the magic happens
InputRecord dbRecord = input.toJooq(); // InputRecord is a jOOQ
generated class
// business logic here ...
if (ok) {
dbRecord.attach(config);
dbRecord.insert();
}
}
}
public class MyJsonClass {
@NotBlank
@Length(max=INPUT.VALUE.getDataType().length()) // <-- this can't work,
need to think of something better
private final String value;
@JsonCreator
public MyJsonClass(@JsonProperty("value") String value) {
this.value = value;
}
// .. getter and toJooq methods omitted for readatility
}
(I'm using DropWizard, but I don't think it matters for this)
Groeten,
Friso
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