org.hibernate.validator.ap.checks
Class GroupSequenceProviderCheck
java.lang.Object
org.hibernate.validator.ap.checks.AbstractConstraintCheck
org.hibernate.validator.ap.checks.GroupSequenceProviderCheck
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- ConstraintCheck
public class GroupSequenceProviderCheck
- extends AbstractConstraintCheck
Checks that the GroupSequenceProvider
annotation definition is valid.
This check ensure that :
- The annotation is not defined on an interface.
- The annotation defines an implementation class of
DefaultGroupSequenceProvider
, not an interface or an abstract class.
- The annotation defines a class with a public default constructor.
- The annotation defines a default group sequence provider class for a (super-)type of the annotated class.
- The class hosting the annotation is not already annotated with @GroupSequence.
- Author:
- Kevin Pollet - SERLI - (kevin.pollet@serli.com)
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
GroupSequenceProviderCheck
public GroupSequenceProviderCheck(AnnotationApiHelper annotationApiHelper,
Types typeUtils)
checkNonAnnotationType
public Set<ConstraintCheckError> checkNonAnnotationType(TypeElement element,
AnnotationMirror annotation)
- Description copied from interface:
ConstraintCheck
- Checks, whether the given annotation is allowed at the given type
declaration (class, interface, enum).
- Specified by:
checkNonAnnotationType
in interface ConstraintCheck
- Overrides:
checkNonAnnotationType
in class AbstractConstraintCheck
- Parameters:
element
- An annotated type declaration.annotation
- An annotation at that type.
- Returns:
- A set with errors, that describe, why the given annotation is
not allowed at the given element. In case no errors occur (the
given annotation is allowed at the given element), an empty set
must be returned.
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