Closed Nymerea closed 8 years ago
Very easy, just add a validator implementation and simple JSR 303 validators are automatically applied from your beans. This slightly more advanced Vaadin example uses bean validation. It also uses a add-on library called Viritin to support bean level validators (~ cross field validators) and validation on the fly when user is inputting the data.
Adding validation example to next version of this tutorial is a good idea.
I didn't know about Viritin addon ! Thanks for the sharing :-)
I'm going to go ahead and close this issue, since we don't plan on turning this guide into an extensive tutorial. Feel free to keep discussing deatils.
Is there a easy way to get bean validation working on vaadin ?