Cross Domain · specification

Bean Validation

Bean Validation is a Java/Jakarta EE specification (JSR 303, JSR 349, and JSR 380) that defines a declarative, annotation-based model for validating object data — placing constraints like @NotNull, @Size, and @Email directly on fields so the same rules are enforced consistently across application layers, including API request payloads.

beanvalidation.org/The standard

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Also known as JSR 303, JSR 380, Jakarta Bean Validation.

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