Class CrossParameterConstraintCheck
java.lang.Object
org.hibernate.validator.ap.internal.checks.AbstractConstraintCheck
org.hibernate.validator.ap.internal.checks.CrossParameterConstraintCheck
- All Implemented Interfaces:
ConstraintCheck
Checks that a cross-parameter constraint is defined correctly with reference to the specifications.
- It must have at most one cross-parameter validator.
- The cross-parameter validator must resolve to Object or Object[].
- If the constraint is both normal and cross-parameter, it must define a 'validationAppliesTo()' attribute.
- The 'validationAppliesTo' method, if any, must return a
ConstraintTarget
. - The 'validationAppliesTo' method, if any, must declare
ConstraintTarget#IMPLICIT
as default return value.
- Author:
- Nicola Ferraro
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorsConstructorDescriptionCrossParameterConstraintCheck
(AnnotationApiHelper annotationApiHelper, ConstraintHelper constraintHelper, Types typeUtils) -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptioncheckAnnotationType
(TypeElement element, AnnotationMirror annotation) Checks, whether the given annotation is allowed at the given annotation type declaration.Methods inherited from class org.hibernate.validator.ap.internal.checks.AbstractConstraintCheck
checkField, checkMethod, checkNonAnnotationType
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Constructor Details
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CrossParameterConstraintCheck
public CrossParameterConstraintCheck(AnnotationApiHelper annotationApiHelper, ConstraintHelper constraintHelper, Types typeUtils)
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Method Details
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checkAnnotationType
public Set<ConstraintCheckIssue> checkAnnotationType(TypeElement element, AnnotationMirror annotation) Description copied from interface:ConstraintCheck
Checks, whether the given annotation is allowed at the given annotation type declaration.- Specified by:
checkAnnotationType
in interfaceConstraintCheck
- Overrides:
checkAnnotationType
in classAbstractConstraintCheck
- Parameters:
element
- An annotated annotation type declaration.annotation
- An annotation at that annotation type.- Returns:
- A set with errors, that describe, why the given annotation is not allowed at the given element. In case no errors occur (the given annotation is allowed at the given element), an empty set must be returned.
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