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1. beanvalidation.orgJakarta Bean Validation - Home

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   Aug 7, 2017 · Jakarta Bean Validation is a Java specification for expressing and validating constraints on object models. Learn about the latest news, features and APIs of Bean Validation 3.0 and how to use it in Jakarta EE.

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     For instance type annotations are used to validate the...

   • Jakarta Bean Validation 3.0

     Jakarta Bean Validation 3.0 was published in October 2020....

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     The library Lib-Validation from Peter Rogge is developed...

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     Specification, API, TCK and JavaDoc. The specification, API,...

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     Jakarta Bean Validation 2.0 was published in August 2019 but...

   • Bean Validation 2.0 (JSR 380)

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     Jakarta Bean Validation 2.0 was published in July 2019. It...

   • Bean Validation 1.1 TCK

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3. www.baeldung.com › java-validationJava Bean Validation Basics - Baeldung

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   Jun 15, 2024 · 1. Overview. In this quick tutorial, we’ll cover the basics of validating a Java bean with the standard JSR-380 framework and its specification of Jakarta Bean Validation 3.0, which builds upon the features of the Bean Validation API introduced in Java EE 7. Validating user input is a super common requirement in most applications, and the ...

4. jakarta.ee › bean-validation › bean-validationIntroduction to Jakarta Bean Validation

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   Learn how to use Jakarta Bean Validation to validate objects, methods, and constructors in Jakarta EE applications. See examples of built-in and custom constraints, and how to integrate them with Jakarta EE containers and services.

5. docs.spring.io › validation › beanvalidationJava Bean Validation :: Spring Framework

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   Learn how to use the Java Bean Validation API with the Spring Framework, including how to configure a bean validation provider, custom constraints, and method validation. See examples of annotating domain model properties with validation constraints and injecting validators in Spring beans.

6. beanvalidation.org › 3Jakarta Bean Validation - Jakarta Bean Validation 3.0

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   Jakarta Bean Validation 3.0 is part of Jakarta EE 9 and 10 and can be used with plain Java SE. It provides a standard way to validate JavaBeans and POJOs. See the API, JavaDocs, implementations and TCK for Jakarta Bean Validation 3.0.

7. beanvalidation.org › 2 › specJakarta Bean Validation specification

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   As of version 1.1, Jakarta Bean Validation constraints can also be applied to the parameters and return values of methods of arbitrary Java types. Thus the Jakarta Bean Validation API can be used to describe and validate the contract (comprising pre- and postconditions) applying to a given method ("Programming by Contract", PbC).

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   What is Jakarta Bean Validation?

   • Jakarta Bean Validation is available as part of the Jakarta EE platform. The Jakarta Bean Validation model is supported by constraints in the form of annotations placed on a field, method, or class of a JavaBeans component, such as a managed bean. Constraints can be built in or user defined. User-defined constraints are called custom constraints.

   Introduction to Jakarta Bean Validation

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   Does Jakarta Bean Validation support built-in constraint annotations?

   • Each Jakarta Bean Validation provider must recognize built-in constraint annotations as valid constraint definitions and provide compliant constraint implementations for each.The built-in constraint validation implementation is having a lower priority than an XML mapping definition.

   Jakarta Bean Validation specification

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   Does Jakarta Bean Validation trigger method constraints?

   • Jakarta Bean Validation itself doesn’t trigger the evaluation of method constraints. That is, just annotating any methods or constructors with parameter or return value constraints doesn’t automatically enforce these constraints, just as annotating any fields or properties with bean constraints doesn’t enforce these either.

   Jakarta Bean Validation specification

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   What is Initialize() method in Jakarta Bean Validation?

   • The initialize () method is called by the Jakarta Bean Validation provider prior to any use of the constraint implementation.As of Jakarta Bean Validation 2.0, initialize () has an empty default implementation, allowing to omit the implementation from validators that don’t need to access any constraint attributes.

   Jakarta Bean Validation specification

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9. github.com › jakartaee › validationGitHub - jakartaee/validation: Jakarta Validation

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   This repository contains the Java Jakarta Validation 3.0 API for JavaBean and method validation. Learn more about the spec, reference implementation, system requirements, licensing, and how to contribute.