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VisitorFieldValidation with annotations at action level in Javabean

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I have an action with a getter/setter of a bean :

public class MyAction extends ActionSupport implements Preparable {
 private BeanEvent event = null;
 public void prepare() {
 this.event = new BeanEvent();
 }
 public BeanEvent getEvent() {
 return this.event;
 }
 public void setEvent(BeanEvent e) {
 this.event = e;
 }
}

The bean is a standard Java bean with getters and setters for some properties. I would like to validate the bean using annotations at MyAction level, so no annotations would be needed in the BeanEvent. I understand that the VisitorFieldValidation allows to use validation for beans, but only when definining the actual validation in the bean. Is there any way I could define the validation at the Action level?

posted May 28, 2013 by anonymous

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