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Java EE: Bean Validation

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Produced in 2018

Course Description

Learn how to use one of the most useful and important Java EE APIs: the Bean Validation API. This API cuts across the entire Java EE ecosystem and provides features to ensure the integrity of your application by protecting it from rogue and misshapen data.

In this course, you can journey through the many constraints that are built into the 2.0 version of the Bean Validation API, as well as the additional constraints provided by the Hibernate Validator 6.0.Learn Bean Validation in a practical way while you build a functioning web application. Instructor Alex Theedom shows how to extend the API with custom constraints and how to internationalize validation failure messages. Plus, learn advanced techniques such as cross-field and cross-parameter validation, and how Bean Validation integrates with other Java EE technologies such as JAX-RS, Java Persistence API (JPA), and JavaServer Faces (JSF). By the end of this course, you will have gained practical experience of using Bean Validation in a real web application and be able to implement what you have learned in your own Java applications.

Advanced Level

Time: 2h 20m

Instructor Details

Alex Theedom

Alex Theedom is a Java enterprise developer, author, and trainer.

Alex has over 10 years of experience developing Enterprise Java and Spring applications in a variety of sectors, including finance, gambling, and elearning.He is a published author, conference speaker, technical editor, Java trainer, kids' coding club mentor, an Oracle Certified Professional in Java SE and Java EE, and a member of the OTN Speaker Bureau. He is the coauthor of Professional Java EE Design Patterns and has presented at JavaOne San Francisco; Devoxx UK; jDay Sweden; Java Day Lviv, Kiev, and Belarus; VOXXED Days Istanbul; and JEEConf Kiev.

He shares his passion for Java through courses he has recorded for some of the best-known training providers, such as LinkedIn, and has published many articles for Read Learn Code, DZone, and JavaCodeGeeks.

Find out more about Alex on LinkedIn and readlearncode.com.