Examples of javax.validation.executable.ExecutableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue()

Class javax.validation.executable.ExecutableValidator

Examples of javax.validation.executable.ExecutableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue()

javax.validation.executable.ExecutableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue()
Validates all return value constraints of the given constructor. @param < T> the type hosting the constructor to validate @param constructor the constructor for which the return value constraints is validated @param createdObject the object instantiated by the given method @param groups the group or list of groups targeted for validation (defaults to{@link Default}) @return a set with the constraint violations caused by this validation;will be empty, if no error occurs, but never {@code null} @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code null} is passed for any of the parametersor if parameters don't match with each other @throws ValidationException if a non recoverable error happens during thevalidation process

    Constructor<GreetingService> constructor = GreetingService.class.getConstructor();
    GreetingService createdObject = new GreetingService();


    ExecutableValidator executableValidator = getConfiguredExecutableValidator();


    Set<ConstraintViolation<GreetingService>> violations = executableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue(
        constructor,
        createdObject
    );


    assertCorrectPropertyPaths( violations, "GreetingService.<return value>.hello" );

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    Constructor<GreetingService> constructor = GreetingService.class.getConstructor( String.class );


    ExecutableValidator executableValidator = getConfiguredExecutableValidator();


    Set<ConstraintViolation<GreetingService>> violations = executableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue(
        constructor,
        new GreetingService( "" )
    );


    assertCorrectConstraintViolationMessages( violations, "invalid" );

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    Constructor<GreetingService> constructor = GreetingService.class.getConstructor( String.class );


    ExecutableValidator executableValidator = getConfiguredExecutableValidator();


    Set<ConstraintViolation<GreetingService>> violations = executableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue(
        constructor,
        new GreetingService( "" )
    );


    assertCorrectConstraintViolationMessages( violations, "invalid 1", "invalid 2" );

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    Constructor<GreetingService> constructor = GreetingService.class.getConstructor( CharSequence.class );


    ExecutableValidator executableValidator = getConfiguredExecutableValidator();


    Set<ConstraintViolation<GreetingService>> violations = executableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue(
        constructor,
        new GreetingService( "" )
    );


    assertCorrectConstraintViolationMessages( violations, "invalid 1", "invalid 2" );

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    Constructor<GreetingService> constructor = GreetingService.class.getConstructor( String.class, String.class );


    ExecutableValidator executableValidator = getConfiguredExecutableValidator();


    Set<ConstraintViolation<GreetingService>> violations = executableValidator.validateConstructorReturnValue(
        constructor,
        new GreetingService( "", "" )
    );


    assertCorrectConstraintViolationMessages( violations, "default message" );

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