Examples of javax.validation.ValidatorContext.traversableResolver()

javax.validation.ValidatorContext.traversableResolver()
Defines the traversable resolver implementation used by the Validator. If not set or if null is passed as a parameter, the traversable resolver of the ValidatorFactory is used. @return self following the chaining method pattern

    if (targetInterpolator == null) {
      targetInterpolator = this.validatorFactory.getMessageInterpolator();
    }
    validatorContext.messageInterpolator(new LocaleContextMessageInterpolator(targetInterpolator));
    if (this.traversableResolver != null) {
      validatorContext.traversableResolver(this.traversableResolver);
    }


    setTargetValidator(validatorContext.getValidator());
  }

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                    };


                ValidatorFactory validatorFactory = Validation.buildDefaultValidatorFactory();
                ValidatorContext validatorContext = validatorFactory.usingContext();
                validatorContext.messageInterpolator(new MessageInterpolatorImpl());                
                    beanValidator = validatorContext.traversableResolver(
                            traversableResolver).getValidator();
            } finally {
                Thread.currentThread().setContextClassLoader(cl);
            }
        }

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                            context.messageInterpolator(config.getMessageInterpolator());
                        }


                        // TraversableResolver
                        if (config.getTraversableResolver() != null) {
                            context.traversableResolver(
                                    getTraversableResolver(config.getTraversableResolver(), validateOnExecutionHandler));
                        }


                        // ConstraintValidatorFactory
                        if (config.getConstraintValidatorFactory() != null) {

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            // Default Configuration.
            context.constraintValidatorFactory(resourceContext.getResource(InjectingConstraintValidatorFactory.class));


            // Traversable Resolver.
            context.traversableResolver(getTraversableResolver(factory.getTraversableResolver(), handler));


            return context;
        }


        /**

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    ValidatorContext validatorContext = this.validatorFactory.usingContext();
    validatorContext.messageInterpolator(new LocaleContextMessageInterpolator(
        this.messageInterpolator, this.validatorFactory.getMessageInterpolator()));
    if (this.traversableResolver != null) {
      validatorContext.traversableResolver(this.traversableResolver);
    }


    setTargetValidator(validatorContext.getValidator());
  }

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                            context.messageInterpolator(config.getMessageInterpolator());
                        }


                        // TraversableResolver
                        if (config.getTraversableResolver() != null) {
                            context.traversableResolver(
                                    getTraversableResolver(config.getTraversableResolver(), validateOnExecutionHandler));
                        }


                        // ConstraintValidatorFactory
                        if (config.getConstraintValidatorFactory() != null) {

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            // Default Configuration.
            context.constraintValidatorFactory(resourceContext.getResource(InjectingConstraintValidatorFactory.class));


            // Traversable Resolver.
            context.traversableResolver(getTraversableResolver(factory.getTraversableResolver(), handler));


            return context;
        }


        /**

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