Package jakarta.validation.executable
Annotation Type ValidateOnExecution
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@Target({CONSTRUCTOR,METHOD,TYPE,PACKAGE}) @Retention(RUNTIME) @Documented public @interface ValidateOnExecutionExpresses which executables (methods or constructors) should have their parameters and return value validated upon execution. Can be on executable (method, constructor) or type level (with the former taking precedence).If not present for a given executable, the default configuration from
META-INF/validation.xmland finally the implicit default validated executable types (constructors and non-getters) are taken into account to determine whether a given executable is validated upon execution or not.The following describes the formal rules for deciding whether an executable is validated. They are applied in decreasing order:
- the executable is validated if it is annotated with
@ValidateOnExecutionand thetypeattribute contains the executable type orExecutableType.IMPLICIT. If thetypeattribute does neither contain the executable type norIMPLICIT, the executable is not validated. - otherwise the executable is validated if the type (class, interface) on which it
is declared is annotated with
@ValidateOnExecutionand thetypeattribute contains the executable type. If thetypeattribute containsIMPLICIT, then this rule is ignored and the behavior is equivalent toValidateOnExecutionnot being present. If thetypeattribute does not contain the executable type, the executable is not validated. - otherwise the executable is validated if the global executable validation setting contains the executable type. If the global setting does not contain the executable type, the executable is not validated.
- The rules above do not apply to methods overriding a superclass method or
implementing an interface method. In this case, the method inherits the behavior
of the method it overrides or implements. Out of the box, a conforming implementation
raises a
ValidationExceptionif the overriding / implementing method hosts theValidateOnExecutionannotation.
Note that you can exclude an executable from validation by making sure the rules above do not match or by annotating the executable with
@ValidateOnExecution(NONE).- Since:
- 1.1
- Author:
- Emmanuel Bernard
- the executable is validated if it is annotated with
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Optional Element Summary
Optional Elements Modifier and Type Optional Element Description ExecutableType[]typeList of executable types to be validated when called.
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Element Detail
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ExecutableType[] type
List of executable types to be validated when called. Defaults to the types discovered implicitly (seeExecutableType.IMPLICIT).- Returns:
- array of
ExecutableTypes to be validated
- Default:
- {jakarta.validation.executable.ExecutableType.IMPLICIT}
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