At JavaOne this year, I gave a more advanced presentation than usual on how to use Bean Validation. A few folks have asked me to share it and there it is.
A bit of warning though, this is a presentation that is best seen live as I talk a lot on my slides and even more during the live demo. I am not the kind of person that reads its slides and the demo part is probably about 50% of the presentation so if you can see Hardy or me doing this presentation live, by all means go.
But in the mean time, here are the slides BeanValidationBestPractices-1.0.pdf[1]. I have also put the demo code on a git repository. Simply do
//retrieve the GIT repository git clone http://emmanuelbernard.com/various/presentations/beanvalidation-bestpractices/beanvalidation-bestpractices.git bv-bp cd bv-bp //checkout the demo when starting git checkout -b demo-start-branch demo-start-state //checkout the demo when done git checkout -b branch-demo-done demo-done-state //hack
I've defined two tags:
- demo-start-state which correspond to the demo when I start working on it on stage
- demo-done-state which correspond to the demo when I am done and leave the stage
I have left a bunch of TODOs in the start state and described what I do in a txt file at the root, you should be able to follow.
Enjoy
