Spring MVC Tutorials 22 - Form Validations 06 (More on custom Form Validation annotation...)

1) we will learn how to pass a parameter to a custom annotation
2) how to set that parameter optional or mandatory for a custom annotation along with some more concepts...

Guys, I would recommend watching all parts of Form Validation concept (from part 1) before watching this part for complete understanding of the concept. Happy Learning...

[rasheedoredegbe]

Cool guy. He takes time to explain everything steps by steps without rushing and that is amazing to me. well done

[gontuseries]

in the next tutorial, we will learn few more validation related concepts and then straight away start looking at web services concept in a spring MVC framework in detail...

[lemmy]

Really, really great job, helped me a lot ! Please continue (e.g. include DB in this project). I am looking forward to your new tutorials.
Thank you one more time!

[rameshmanyam]

Thanks for sharing you knowledge. Waiting for other tutorials on all Springs

[mahmudulislam]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Learned a lot about validation.

[abdelkarimlyoussi]

That's simply AWESOME! Big thank you again

[rsatheeshmca]

Thanks for the tutorials. Expecting the DB opertions and spring security

[AnujSingh-jfgb]

Hi Gaurav, This tutorial is very helpful me really thanks you dost, keep doing it is really helpful.

[prayasgoel]

Nice tutorial learnt too many new things please make a series on spring boot security features a well

[manavbhanot]

Hi Ankush,
Excellent work !!!
I covered all the tutorials on Spring validation. Please let me know how do we send the application form back to the client having the correct values being populated in the corresponding fields.

[curiossoul]

Thanks for wonderful tutorial. Could you please upload lectures for multi-page form submission.

[nandakrishnansr]

hello ankush,
A very big thankyou for your tutorial. I think any one with simple programming background or even a novice in java can follow your tutorial. Great work keep it up. A very simple and easy presentation. Expecting a DATABASE tutorial with hibernate ORM and Spring security Soon.

[travauxpro]

Great work, keep on, thank you very much !!

[alexandersmirnov]

so how we escape hardcore error message
String message() default "Please provide a valid Hobby like: Music, Football, Cricket and Hockey";
if we set valid value in list property?

[LatestMusicsify]

In the above video you showed of putting default values in the custom annotation @IsValidHobby. My doubt is -"Suppose developer provide his choice for the hobbies as'Research|Dancing|Trecking' but in the default listOfValidHobbies() it is 'Music|Football|Hockey'  and the default error msg to display is -> 'Please enter hobbies from the list 'Music|Football|Hockey'.    How to display the list of hobbies entered by the developer in the default error msg like ->'Please enter hobbies from the list Research|Dancing|Trecking'  ??."  

[shivangshah]

Hi, thank you for the spring MVC series. Very Helpful! When are more videos for this series coming? and I was wondering if you can make a series of spring security. Thank you

[KumarKunal]

Hi Gaurav. Informative tutorial, as usual.. :) If possible, after these series can you provide information on Spring Security as well, (database and Ldap authentication), so that the other learners would be able to learn from the same, like admin and role based authentication along with reading from the properties file the rules as defined in their specific regions, country etc..

[quinnd]

If you enter only one invalid field all your valid fields also get deleted in the results of submission page ie. if there's only one error nothing goes through and you get blank fields all over. I was hoping he'd fix that.

[crazyworld]

How to customize message like you customize list of values

[vishnudevks]

I completed all the tutorials in this series so far. Thank you very much for the extremely valuable lessons! God bless you! :)
Waiting eagerly for the next ones - By the way, how many more are there?

One technical question:- Can we somehow keep the values of arguments for the validator annotations in a property file? For eg: If I keep the acceptable values for studentHobby in a property file, say fieldvalues.properties, is there a way to make Spring MVC refer that?