This can be over-written by sub-classes, but it's not really necessary,
since this service requires a particular implementation of the
ValidatorContext.
The failure object, which represents an object associated with
a particular failure (and failure message), is available to
failure messages, as it's set prior to them being evaluated.
Retrieves the Collection of fields (the 'getter' OGNL expressions)
that are used in mapping properties from the JavaBean/Object being
validated to the validation bean.
Retrieves the Collection of fields (the 'getter' OGNL expressions)
that are used in mapping properties from the JavaBean/Object being
validated to the validation bean.
Retrieves the Collection of fields (the 'getter' OGNL expressions)
that are used in mapping properties from the JavaBean/Object being
validated to the validation bean.
Retrieves the List of failures (and warnings) that are associated with
a particular "name." The name is defined in the configuration, and is
associated with a particular use of a validator.
This class provides mapping data from one object to another via two sets
of OGNL expressions: one to get the value from one object; and one to
set that value on another object.
Instances of this class track the position within a "stack" (such as an XML
hierarchy) and is used for error messages, giving the user as much information
about where the error occurred as possible.
The failure object, which represents an object associated with
a particular failure (and failure message), is set during
validation, when a validator reports the failure.
The fields, which are a collection of OGNL 'getter' expressions meant
to map from the JavaBean (or object) being validated to the validation
bean used by the Validator, are set prior to validation.
A validation failure represents a single failure reported by a Validator
(Validators can report multiple failures, each represented by a separate
instance of this class).
A validation failure represents a single failure reported by a Validator
(Validators can report multiple failures, each represented by a separate
instance of this class).