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I get so parameters in @Controller @RequestMapping method:
@ModelAttribute("myCandidate") @Valid Candidate myCandidate,
BindingResult result
How can I explicit specify validation group for myCandidate ?
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The standard java
@Validannotation doesn't support groups. However, Spring now includes an@Validatedannotation which does the same job as@Valid, but allows you to specify which groups to use in the validation:Note that this annotation is only available in Spring 3.1 and newer.