Validations Annotation - XWork

If you want to use several annotations of the same type, these annotations must be nested within the @Validations() annotation.

Usage

Used at METHOD level.

Parameters

Parameter Required Notes

requiredFields no Add list of RequiredFieldValidators

customValidators no Add list of CustomValidators

conversionErrorFields no Add list of ConversionErrorFieldValidators

dateRangeFields no Add list of DateRangeFieldValidators

emails no Add list of EmailValidators

fieldExpressions no Add list of FieldExpressionValidators

intRangeFields no Add list of IntRangeFieldValidators

requiredStrings no Add list of RequiredStringValidators

stringLengthFields no Add list of StringLengthFieldValidators

urls no Add list of UrlValidators

visitorFields no Add list of VisitorFieldValidators

regexFields no Add list of RegexFieldValidator

expressions no Add list of ExpressionValidator

Examples

@Validations(
          requiredFields =
                  {@RequiredFieldValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, fieldName = "customfield", message = "You must enter a value for field.")},
          requiredStrings =
                  {@RequiredStringValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, fieldName = "stringisrequired", message = "You must enter a value for string.")},
          emails =
                  { @EmailValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, fieldName = "emailaddress", message = "You must enter a value for email.")},
          urls =
                  { @UrlValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, fieldName = "hreflocation", message = "You must enter a value for email.")},
          stringLengthFields =
                  {@StringLengthFieldValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, trim = true, minLength="10" , maxLength = "12", fieldName = "needstringlength", message = "You must enter a stringlength.")},
          intRangeFields =
                  { @IntRangeFieldValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, fieldName = "intfield", min = "6", max = "10", message = "bar must be between ${min} and ${max}, current value is ${bar}.")},
          dateRangeFields =
                  {@DateRangeFieldValidator(type = ValidatorType.SIMPLE, fieldName = "datefield", min = "-1", max = "99", message = "bar must be between ${min} and ${max}, current value is ${bar}.")},
          expressions = {
              @ExpressionValidator(expression = "foo > 1", message = "Foo must be greater than Bar 1. Foo = ${foo}, Bar = ${bar}."),
              @ExpressionValidator(expression = "foo > 2", message = "Foo must be greater than Bar 2. Foo = ${foo}, Bar = ${bar}."),
              @ExpressionValidator(expression = "foo > 3", message = "Foo must be greater than Bar 3. Foo = ${foo}, Bar = ${bar}."),
              @ExpressionValidator(expression = "foo > 4", message = "Foo must be greater than Bar 4. Foo = ${foo}, Bar = ${bar}."),
              @ExpressionValidator(expression = "foo > 5", message = "Foo must be greater than Bar 5. Foo = ${foo}, Bar = ${bar}.")
  }
  )
  public String execute() throws Exception {
      return SUCCESS;
  }