Examples of org.hibernate.validator.internal.metadata.location.MethodConstraintLocation

Package org.hibernate.validator.internal.metadata.location

Examples of org.hibernate.validator.internal.metadata.location.MethodConstraintLocation

org.hibernate.validator.internal.metadata.location.MethodConstraintLocation
A {@link ConstraintLocation} implementation that represents a methodparameter or return value. @author Gunnar Morling

  public PropertyConstraintMappingContext valid() {
    if ( member instanceof Field ) {
      mapping.addCascadeConfig( new BeanConstraintLocation( member ) );
    }
    else {
      mapping.addMethodCascadeConfig( new MethodConstraintLocation( (Method) member ) );
    }


    return this;
  }

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      for ( int i = 0; i < oneMethod.getParameterTypes().length; i++ ) {
        parameterMetaDataList.add(
            new ConstrainedParameter(
                ConfigurationSource.API,
                new MethodConstraintLocation( oneMethod, i ),
                DEFAULT_PARAMETER_NAME_PREFIX + i,
                asMetaConstraints( constraintsByParameter.get( i ) ),
                cascadesByParameter.containsKey( i )
            )
        );
      }


      ConstrainedMethod methodMetaData = new ConstrainedMethod(
          ConfigurationSource.API,
          new MethodConstraintLocation( oneMethod ),
          parameterMetaDataList,
          asMetaConstraints( constraintsByParameter.get( null ) ),
          cascadesByParameter.containsKey( null )
      );
      allMethodMetaData.add( methodMetaData );

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    Set<MetaConstraint<?>> constraints =
        convertToMetaConstraints( findConstraints( method, ElementType.METHOD ), method );


    return new ConstrainedMethod(
        ConfigurationSource.ANNOTATION,
        new MethodConstraintLocation( method ),
        parameterConstraints,
        constraints,
        isCascading
    );
  }

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      }


      metaData.add(
          new ConstrainedParameter(
              ConfigurationSource.ANNOTATION,
              new MethodConstraintLocation( method, i ),
              parameterName,
              constraintsOfOneParameter,
              parameterIsCascading
          )
      );

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  private <A extends Annotation> MetaConstraint<?> createMetaConstraint(Member member, ConstraintDescriptorImpl<A> descriptor) {
    return new MetaConstraint<A>( descriptor, new BeanConstraintLocation( member ) );
  }


  private <A extends Annotation> MetaConstraint<A> createParameterMetaConstraint(Method method, int parameterIndex, ConstraintDescriptorImpl<A> descriptor) {
    return new MetaConstraint<A>( descriptor, new MethodConstraintLocation( method, parameterIndex ) );
  }

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  private <A extends Annotation> MetaConstraint<A> createParameterMetaConstraint(Method method, int parameterIndex, ConstraintDescriptorImpl<A> descriptor) {
    return new MetaConstraint<A>( descriptor, new MethodConstraintLocation( method, parameterIndex ) );
  }


  private <A extends Annotation> MetaConstraint<A> createReturnValueMetaConstraint(Method method, ConstraintDescriptorImpl<A> descriptor) {
    return new MetaConstraint<A>( descriptor, new MethodConstraintLocation( method ) );
  }

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      for ( int i = 0; i < oneMethod.getParameterTypes().length; i++ ) {
        parameterMetaDataList.add(
            new ConstrainedParameter(
                ConfigurationSource.API,
                new MethodConstraintLocation( oneMethod, i ),
                parameterNames[i],
                asMetaConstraints( constraintsByParameter.get( i ) ),
                cascadesByParameter.containsKey( i )
            )
        );
      }


      ConstrainedMethod methodMetaData = new ConstrainedMethod(
          ConfigurationSource.API,
          new MethodConstraintLocation( oneMethod ),
          parameterMetaDataList,
          asMetaConstraints( constraintsByParameter.get( null ) ),
          cascadesByParameter.containsKey( null )
      );
      allMethodMetaData.add( methodMetaData );

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            executable
        );


    return new ConstrainedMethod(
        ConfigurationSource.ANNOTATION,
        new MethodConstraintLocation( executable, null ),
        parameterConstraints,
        constraints,
        isCascading
    );
  }

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      }


      metaData.add(
          new ConstrainedParameter(
              ConfigurationSource.ANNOTATION,
              new MethodConstraintLocation( method, i ),
              parameterName,
              constraintsOfOneParameter,
              parameterIsCascading
          )
      );

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  private <A extends Annotation> MetaConstraint<?> createMetaConstraint(Member member, ConstraintDescriptorImpl<A> descriptor) {
    return new MetaConstraint<A>( descriptor, new BeanConstraintLocation( member ) );
  }


  private <A extends Annotation> MetaConstraint<A> createParameterMetaConstraint(ExecutableElement member, int parameterIndex, ConstraintDescriptorImpl<A> descriptor) {
    return new MetaConstraint<A>( descriptor, new MethodConstraintLocation( member, parameterIndex ) );
  }

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