org.javalid.annotations.helper
Annotation Type Lookup

@Target(value={})
@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Documented
public @interface Lookup

This annotation can be used as a lookup element in special validation implementations (through the ValidateDefinition element) Another use by annotations, for instance the LovConstraint annotation. This annotation is used to tell what type of lookup to use.

Since:

1.0

Version:

1.0

Author:

M.Reuvers

Optional Element Summary

BeanLookup	beanLookup The beanlookup enabling to create a java class on runtime and do whatever needs be done.
JsfLookup	jsfLookup The JsfLookup to use as lookup.
SpringLookup	springLookup The springlookup to use as lookup.
int	type Type of lookup, use one of the constants of this class.

type

public abstract int type

Type of lookup, use one of the constants of this class.

Defaults to Lookup.LOOKUP_NORMAL_BEAN.

Default:

0

beanLookup

public abstract BeanLookup beanLookup

The beanlookup enabling to create a java class on runtime and do whatever needs be done. See BeanLookup for more.

Defaults to something useless, change when you wish to use it.

See Also:

BeanLookup

Default:

@org.javalid.annotations.helper.BeanLookup

springLookup

public abstract SpringLookup springLookup

The springlookup to use as lookup. See SpringLookup for more info.

Defaults to something useless, change when you wish to use it.

See Also:

SpringLookup

Default:

@org.javalid.annotations.helper.SpringLookup

jsfLookup

public abstract JsfLookup jsfLookup

The JsfLookup to use as lookup. See JsfLookup for more info.

Defaults to something useless, change when you wish to use it.

See Also:

JsfLookup

Default:

@org.javalid.annotations.helper.JsfLookup