Examples of org.hibernate.validator.MethodValidator.validateReturnValue()

Class org.hibernate.validator.MethodValidator

Examples of org.hibernate.validator.MethodValidator.validateReturnValue()

org.hibernate.validator.MethodValidator.validateReturnValue()
Validates the return value of a given method. @param < T> The type hosting the invoked method. @param object The object on which the given method was invoked. @param method The invoked method for which the given return value shall bevalidated. @param returnValue The value returned by the invoked method. @param groups A - potentially empty - number of validation groups for whichthe validation shall be performed. The @link {@link Default}group will be validated if no group is given. @return A set with the constraint violations caused by this validation.Will be empty, of no error occurs, but never null.

      throw new MethodConstraintViolationException( parametersViolations );
    }


    result =  pjp.proceed(); //Execute the method


    Set<MethodConstraintViolation<Object>> returnValueViolations = methodValidator.validateReturnValue(
        pjp.getTarget(), signature.getMethod(), result
    );
    if ( !returnValueViolations.isEmpty() ) {
      throw new MethodConstraintViolationException( returnValueViolations );
    }

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      throw new MethodConstraintViolationException(violations);
    }


    Object result = invocation.proceed();


    violations = validator.validateReturnValue(
            invocation.getThis(),
            invocation.getMethod(),
            result);


    if (!violations.isEmpty()) {

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      throw new MethodConstraintViolationException(violations);
    }


    Object result = ctx.proceed();


    violations = validator.validateReturnValue(ctx.getTarget(), ctx.getMethod(), result);


    if (!violations.isEmpty()) {
      throw new MethodConstraintViolationException(violations);
    }

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