Zambrovski Simon and Oliver Ochs, JavaMagazin issue 4.2011
After recently Zambrovski Simon and Oliver Ochs have already held an IT Talk about Bean Validation is now a java magazine article on the same topic appeared.
In a Java enterprise application data is collected and processed. These data must be validated. The validation logic is often closely linked to the data being validated coupled. Why are JSR-303 Bean Validation Validation rules annotated directly to the data. The JSR-303 is a part of Java EE 6th That means you can use bean validation in Java EE 6 with both JSF and JPA with. But can outside the Java EE 6 World the Bean Validation with Spring for example 3 use.
The article provides a practical overview of the use of JSR-303 with all these frameworks. Moreover, the use of domain-specific types is explained in more depth.
you can find the article in the "Enterprise".
More information can be found in Holisticon Blog .
After recently Zambrovski Simon and Oliver Ochs have already held an IT Talk about Bean Validation is now a java magazine article on the same topic appeared.
In a Java enterprise application data is collected and processed. These data must be validated. The validation logic is often closely linked to the data being validated coupled. Why are JSR-303 Bean Validation Validation rules annotated directly to the data. The JSR-303 is a part of Java EE 6th That means you can use bean validation in Java EE 6 with both JSF and JPA with. But can outside the Java EE 6 World the Bean Validation with Spring for example 3 use.
The article provides a practical overview of the use of JSR-303 with all these frameworks. Moreover, the use of domain-specific types is explained in more depth.
you can find the article in the "Enterprise".
More information can be found in Holisticon Blog .
