Ok, going to try that, thank you very much
Yeah sorry for bothering you, maybe i am misunderstanding the concept of the beanverifier, but i though that you had to pass the bean produced that is going to be produced by the parser on the verifyBean method, but was only getting nulls on the rowDto parameter when evaluating the expression. public class CsvVerifier implements BeanVerifier<MyRowDTO> { private MyRowDto rowDto; @Override public boolean verifyBean(MyRowDTO rowDto) throws CsvConstraintException { this.rowDto; return fieldValidOrThrow(MyRowDTO::getField,...
Yeah sorry for bothering you, maybe i am misunderstanding the concept of the beanverifier, but i though that you had to pass the bean produced that is going to be produced by the parser on the verifyBean method, but was only getting nulls on the rowDto parameter when evaluating the expression. public class CsvVerifier implements BeanVerifier<MyRowDTO> { private MyRowDto rowDto; @Override public boolean verifyBean(MyRowDTO rowDto) throws CsvConstraintException { this.rowDto; fieldValidOrThrow(MyRowDTO::getField,...
Do you have any examples of the use of the bean verifier? I could not find them on the java docs.