Hi I'm not sure I'm understanding why is it needed.
If we have a WADL-first approach which is where wadl-to-java becomes useful, one can properly design XML schema (have all the restrictions specified as needed). Then import this schema as a WADL grammar to generate the JAXB beans and then use the same schema to enforce the JAXB-level schema validation which will work on the client and on the server sides.
FYI, you can configure CXF JAXBElementProvider with XML schema references. Cheers, Sergey On 23/08/16 18:03, J. Fiala wrote:
Hi, CXF supports bean validation, however wadl2java doesn't support any bean validation annotations yet (see https://github.com/krasa/krasa-jaxb-tools for the implementation for complex parameters). As it is not allowed to add @Valid to the method signatures of the implementation classes, the @Valid annotation needs to be added to the interface (which is generated using wadl2java). Are there any plans to add @Valid-support to wadl2java (for methods + complex parameters)? Best regards, Johannes
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