I implemented a REST endpoint in my Quarkus application. For validation purpose I’m using the hibernate-validator. So I added the @Valid annotation to the incoming parameter and added some constraints to that class. Everythings works as expected. When sending a request with invalid data I see a response like this: But I would like to have a more compact response
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Validator Framework @Min, @Max, @NotBlank not working
I am trying my hand in Validator ANnotations and I dont seem to have the hang of it yet THese are my DTO THis is my controller This is my request body I am able to get a valid answer for this, it doesnt raise an error or send my error messages. I dont understand why??? Someone help please Answer
Hibernate Validator: Method constraints not evaluated
I have a simple class, which I’d like to validate: This class is validated as part of the inputs of a spring controller method. I managed to configure the validation of the fields (someField in this case), but for some reason the methodConstraint() isn’t even invoked, let alone validated. I remember this being possible. I use the default Spring boot
post method not supported in patch method
I want edit entity with validating by hibernate-validator, but when calling the patch method, an error is thrown: post method not supported. How to make @PatchMapping work correctly? I am a beginner developer, help me please. Controller: Service: Repository: html form: Answer you can not use ‘PATCH’ for the form method attribute. only ‘GET’ and ‘POST’ methods are allowed(source).
javax’s @Valid annotation usage scenario
Is it possible to use @Valid (javax.validation.Valid) in below scenario? Here JsonStringToObjectConvertor is taking in JSON in form of String and mapping it to IncidentModel class. I have defined few validations in IncidentModel in below manner and I want to validate the fields mapped by ObjectMapper in IncidentModel before proceeding further: It does not seem to work in the above
Validation issue with javax constraint
In a spring boot application, I have an entity where I put some annotation validation. Value for theses files I get many error Freq have one character, why i get this message? Empty value is lower then 17 for currency.. I don’t understand why this error occur. Answer The @Max annotation are validation for these types: BigDecimal, BigInteger, byte, short,
Spring MVC with hibernate validation doesn’t work
I have some problems with hibernate validations with Spring. I did everything as explained in an online tutorial, but it’s not working and I just go to the next page without validation error. Controller: customer-form.jsp So, there are no errors in BindingResult when I have an empty field for lastName. What am i doing wrong? Answer Add hibernate-validator in your
Hibernate Validator: Violation Message Language
I have a test class where I am testing a domain model which is annotated with e.g. @NotNull In my test class I am first getting the validator Later I have a JUnit Test where I am testing the domain model (lets say a Person) Lets say, I want to retrieve the first violation Message I do: I haven’t set
Include field name inside error message using Hibernate Validator
I’m using Hibernate Validator 4.2.0.Final and I’m looking for the simplest way to include class field name in my error message. What I found is the following thread Using a custom ResourceBundle with Hibernate Validator. According to this I should create my custom annotation for each constraint annotation adding one property to each one. Is there a cleaner way to