On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 10:49:56 AM UTC+2, Jens wrote:
If it wouldn't be a feature RequestFactory depends on
Oh, you're right, the Editor Framework depends on javax.validation.ConstraintViolation but doesn't implement it so one could probably have 1.1.0.Final in classpath without problem (assuming all interface dependencies are usable without super-source).
The real issue here (besides JSR 303 emulation itself) is RequestFactory, which *implements* ConstraintViolation; but we could possibly add the 1.1.0.Final methods (without the @Override, to be compatible with 1.0.0.GA). For the longer term, use of ConstraintViolation in the Editor Framework and RequestFactory should be sunsetted, a new method taking EditorErrors (or some other custom type, e.g. SimpleViolation) added to EditorDriver, and RequestFactoryEditorDriver#setViolations and Receiver#onViolation de-deprecated, possibly with a public API to turn an RF Violation into an EditorError/SimpleViolation for those using a SimpleEditorDriver.
I think validation support would have been extracted already from GWT into its own project and either let it die or let someone pick it up to maintain it.
Absolutely!
Given the above, we could actually do that already I believe.
Probably won't be for 2.8.0 though (too late; sorry for not realizing this before); but I think we should at least officially deprecate JSR303 support in GWT 2.8 (this is long overdue actually): https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt/issues/9367
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