Client-side vs Server-side validation | Spring MVC Form Validation | Hibernate Validator | JSR 380

Опубликовано: 05 Октябрь 2024
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The Bean Validation API is the key concept that we are going to learn today. When we work in a web application, we need to do the form validation to make sure our business logic satisfies.

To perform the bean validation/ form validation, we need the JSR 303/349/380.

Hibernate provides the implementation to the above JSR's otherwise called as hibernate validators. We are going to use the hibernate validation 6.0 series for our spring MVC app.
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Introduction 00:00
spring MVC form validation introduction :
Why Serverside validation?:
Client-side vs Server-side validation:
What is JSR/JCP?
Introduction to bean validation API :
Spring MVC/ Spring Boot Form Validation hands-on:
Using the client-side and the server-side validation together:
Designing the term and condition checkbox for our app:
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We will be doing hands-on with @valid,@size,@min,@AsertTrue, @NotBlank annotations.
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