Package javax.validation

Examples of javax.validation.GroupSequence


    }
    else {
      processedSequences.add( group );
    }
    List<Group> resolvedGroupSequence = new ArrayList<Group>();
    GroupSequence sequenceAnnotation = group.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );
    Class<?>[] sequenceArray = sequenceAnnotation.value();
    for ( Class clazz : sequenceArray ) {
      if ( clazz.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class ) == null ) {
        resolvedGroupSequence.add( new Group( clazz, group ) );
      }
      else {
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    }
    else {
      processedSequences.add( group );
    }
    List<Group> resolvedGroupSequence = new ArrayList<Group>();
    GroupSequence sequenceAnnotation = group.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );
    Class<?>[] sequenceArray = sequenceAnnotation.value();
    for ( Class<?> clazz : sequenceArray ) {
      if ( clazz.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class ) == null ) {
        resolvedGroupSequence.add( new Group( clazz, group ) );
      }
      else {
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   * Checks whether there is a default group sequence defined for this class.
   * See HV-113.
   */
  private void initDefaultGroupSequence() {
    List<Class<?>> groupSequence = new ArrayList<Class<?>>();
    GroupSequence groupSequenceAnnotation = beanClass.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );
    if ( groupSequenceAnnotation == null ) {
      groupSequence.add( beanClass );
    }
    else {
      groupSequence.addAll( Arrays.asList( groupSequenceAnnotation.value() ) );
    }
    setDefaultGroupSequence( groupSequence );
  }
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        getDefaultGroupSequenceProvider( beanClass )
    );
  }

  private List<Class<?>> getDefaultGroupSequence(Class<?> beanClass) {
    GroupSequence groupSequenceAnnotation = beanClass.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );
    return groupSequenceAnnotation != null ? Arrays.asList( groupSequenceAnnotation.value() ) : null;
  }
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    }
    else {
      processedSequences.add( group );
    }
    List<Group> resolvedGroupSequence = new ArrayList<Group>();
    GroupSequence sequenceAnnotation = group.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );
    Class<?>[] sequenceArray = sequenceAnnotation.value();
    for ( Class<?> clazz : sequenceArray ) {
      if ( isGroupSequence( clazz ) ) {
        List<Group> tmpSequence = resolveSequence( clazz, processedSequences );
        addGroups( resolvedGroupSequence, tmpSequence );
      }
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   * See HV-113.
   */
  private void initDefaultGroupSequence() {
    List<Class<?>> groupSequence = new ArrayList<Class<?>>();
    GroupSequenceProvider groupSequenceProviderAnnotation = beanClass.getAnnotation( GroupSequenceProvider.class );
    GroupSequence groupSequenceAnnotation = beanClass.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );

    if ( groupSequenceAnnotation != null && groupSequenceProviderAnnotation != null ) {
      throw new GroupDefinitionException(
          "GroupSequence and GroupSequenceProvider annotations cannot be used at the same time"
      );
    }

    if ( groupSequenceProviderAnnotation != null ) {
      defaultGroupSequenceProvider = newGroupSequenceProviderInstance( groupSequenceProviderAnnotation.value() );
    }
    else if ( groupSequenceAnnotation != null ) {
      groupSequence.addAll( Arrays.asList( groupSequenceAnnotation.value() ) );
      setDefaultGroupSequence( groupSequence );
    }
    else {
      groupSequence.add( beanClass );
      setDefaultGroupSequence( groupSequence );
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            }
        }

        Groups chain = new Groups();
        for (Class<?> clazz : groups) {
            GroupSequence anno = clazz.getAnnotation(GroupSequence.class);
            if (anno == null) {
                Group group = new Group(clazz);
                chain.insertGroup(group);
                insertInheritedGroups(clazz, chain);
            } else {
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            processedSequences.add(group);
        }
        List<Group> resolvedGroupSequence = new LinkedList<Group>();
        Class<?>[] sequenceArray = sequenceAnnotation.value();
        for (Class<?> clazz : sequenceArray) {
            GroupSequence anno = clazz.getAnnotation(GroupSequence.class);
            if (anno == null) {
                resolvedGroupSequence.add(new Group(clazz)); // group part of sequence
            } else {
                List<Group> tmpSequence =
                      resolveSequence(clazz, anno, processedSequences)// recursion!
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    private void processGroupSequence(Class<?> beanClass, MetaBean metabean) {
        processGroupSequence(beanClass, metabean, Jsr303Features.Bean.GROUP_SEQUENCE);
    }

    private void processGroupSequence(Class<?> beanClass, MetaBean metabean, String key) {
        GroupSequence annotation = beanClass.getAnnotation(GroupSequence.class);
        List<Group> groupSeq = metabean.getFeature(key);
        if (groupSeq == null) {
            groupSeq = new ArrayList<Group>(annotation == null ? 1 : annotation.value().length);
            metabean.putFeature(key, groupSeq);
        }
        Class<?>[] groupClasses = factoryContext.getFactory().getDefaultSequence(beanClass);
        if (groupClasses == null || groupClasses.length == 0) {
            if (annotation == null) {
                groupSeq.add(Group.DEFAULT);
                return;
            } else {
                groupClasses = annotation.value();
            }
        }
        boolean containsDefault = false;
        for (Class<?> groupClass : groupClasses) {
            if (groupClass.getName().equals(beanClass.getName())) {
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        getDefaultGroupSequenceProvider( beanClass )
    );
  }

  private List<Class<?>> getDefaultGroupSequence(Class<?> beanClass) {
    GroupSequence groupSequenceAnnotation = beanClass.getAnnotation( GroupSequence.class );
    return groupSequenceAnnotation != null ? Arrays.asList( groupSequenceAnnotation.value() ) : null;
  }
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