Hi,
This is a Roaster question. I've been trying to create a Bean Validation
constraint properly... in vain. What I want to achieve is the following
(notice the @List annotation) :
@Target({*METHOD*, *FIELD*, *ANNOTATION_TYPE*, *CONSTRUCTOR*, *PARAMETER*})
@Retention(*RUNTIME*)
@Documented
@Constraint(validatedBy = {})
*public *@*interface *Email {
String message() *default **"wrong email address"*;
Class<?>[] groups() *default *{};
Class<? *extends *Payload>[] payload() *default *{};
@Target({*METHOD*, *FIELD*, *ANNOTATION_TYPE*, *CONSTRUCTOR*, *PARAMETER*
})
@Retention(*RUNTIME*)
@*interface **List* {
Email[] value();
}
}
This is the code I've written. Both annotation are generated separately...
but I don't know how to add listAnnotation inside emailAnnotation. Any idea
?
Thanks
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// This is the inner annotation List
final JavaAnnotationSource listAnnotation =
Roaster.create(JavaAnnotationSource.class);
listAnnotation.setName("List");
listAnnotation.addAnnotation(Retention.class).setEnumValue(RUNTIME);
listAnnotation.addAnnotation(Target.class).setEnumValue(METHOD,
FIELD, PARAMETER, TYPE);
listAnnotation.addAnnotationElement("Email[] value()");
System.out.println(listAnnotation);
// This is the annotation @Email
final JavaAnnotationSource emailAnnotation =
Roaster.create(JavaAnnotationSource.class);
emailAnnotation.setPackage("org.agoncal.proj.constraints").setName("Email");
emailAnnotation.addImport(Payload.class);
emailAnnotation.addAnnotation(Documented.class);
emailAnnotation.addAnnotation(Retention.class).setEnumValue(RUNTIME);
emailAnnotation.addAnnotation(Target.class).setEnumValue(METHOD,
FIELD, PARAMETER, TYPE);
emailAnnotation.addAnnotation(Constraint.class).setLiteralValue("validatedBy",
"{}");
emailAnnotation.addAnnotationElement("String message() default
\"wrong email address\"");
emailAnnotation.addAnnotationElement("Class<?>[] groups() default
{}");
emailAnnotation.addAnnotationElement("Class<? extends
Payload>[] payload() default {}");
// I was expecting to have a method like that so I
could add annotation inside another one
// emailAnnotation.addAnnotationElement(emailAnnotation);
System.out.println(emailAnnotation);
}
}
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