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The Java EE platform spec states (EE.5.17):
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In order to customize the returned ValidatorFactory , an EJB, web or application client module may specify a Bean Validation XML deployment descriptor. The name of the descriptor is WEB-INF/validation.xml for web modules and META-INF/validation.xml for all other types of modules. A validation deployment descriptor only affects ValidatorFactory instances in that module. There is no per-application validation deployment descriptor.
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(EE.5.17.2)
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The Java EE Product Provider must make a default ValidatorFactory available at java:comp/ValidatorFactory . The default ValidatorFactory available at java:comp/ValidatorFactory must support use of CDI if CDI is enabled for the module. "
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The default ValidatorFactory is a single instance per module; each lookup of java:comp/ValidatorFactory returns the same instance. The default Validator is created by the default ValidatoryFactory using the getValidator method. Each lookup of java:comp/Validator returns a new Validator instance.
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However, the {{ValidatorBean}} and {{ValidatorFactoryBean}} provided by{{ hibernate-validator-cdi}} are both {{ApplicationScoped}} which makes the per module behavior mentioned above not possible.
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