I'm working on a Spring Boot project and I'm trying to validate some fields from an object.
Actually I have an API which accepts parameters. I know I can use @Valid
into API declaration like this:
@GetMapping(value="/...")
Object myMethod(@RequestParam(value="name") @Size(min = 3) String name)
But I don't want to validate there. I have a "filter" object to validate the values, so I expect something like:
Controller file
@override
public Object myMethod(String name){
@Valid Filter filter = new Filter(name)
}
And filter is not an entity, only a class with validations tags:
public class Filter
@Size(min = 3)
private String name;
public Filter(name){
this.name = name;
}
// getters and setters
So the idea is to use @Valid
creating the object and throws an exception if any validation is not successfull. Is this possible?
I have found multiple solutions to validate query params, body requests and so on, but not about validate a single object created using new
.
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